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NEW

FORT YUKON AK

FULL-SERVICE FM

Channel 214 (90.7 MHz)

COUNCIL OF ATHABASCAN TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS, INC.
P.O. BOX 33
FORT YUKON AK 99740
9076627501
Facility ID: 203515
Permit Cancelled

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CP BNPED-20190422AAE

Cancelled

06/19/2019

REC Application ID: 1792089 (eLMS)
Record Type: Full Service FM
Application Purpose: Construction Permit
Expiration Date: 06/19/2022
FRN: 0013945613
Community of license: FORT YUKON, AK
Channel: 214D (90.7)
NAD83 Coordinates: 66 33' 51.9" N / 145 15' 10.2" W
Elevation: 139 m AMSL

	Horiz	Vert
Effective Radiated Power (kW)	0.099	0.099
Maximum Effective Radiated Power: (kW)	0	0
Radiation center above average terrain	24.8 m	24.8 m
Radiation center-height above ground:	14.8 m	14.8 m
Radiation center-above mean sea level:	153.8 m	153.8 m

Overall antenna height above ground: 15.1 m
Non-Directional Antenna
Public Notice Comments: CP New Station. Permit cancelled, call sign deleted

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NEW - 00/00/0000 (LMS)
DNEW - 06/24/2022 (LMS)
NEW - 07/11/2022 (LMS)

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APPLICATION HISTORY

	BNPED-20190422AAE	Construction Permit	Cancelled 06/19/2019
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