FM Technical Profile: WKRE
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- Station Name:
- Elijah Radio
- Frequency:
- 88.1
- Format:
- Religious: Christian Talk (Seventh Day
Adventist)
- Transmitter
Location:
- [map]
[bird's
eye] In Argo, just east of the intersection of Liles Lane and
Gadsden Highway, atop the hill along Inthawoods Circle.
- Power (ERP):
- 1.5 kW V
1 watt H
- Antenna:
- Directional
- Antenna HAAT:
- 394 feet
- Other
Information:
- 60 dBu protected
contour
map, from the FCC.
- More Information:
- [FCC]
- [FCCdata]
- [Radio-Locator]
-
[Wikipedia]
[Facebook]
For Elijah Radio
-
[Article]
from the St. Clair News-Aegis, about Revocation Radio and GM Jon
Walden.
-
// WIJL Anniston, AL
// WCJL Margaret, AL
// WJJL Carbon Hill, AL
// WLJL Riverside, AL
// WSJL Bessemer, AL
// WZJL Daleville, AL
- Owner:
- Elijah Radio
- History:
- This station
received a license to cover permit from the FCC on 25 March
2011. Alabama Christian Ministries originally held the
construction permit for this station, but sold it to TBTA (Take Back
The Airwaves) for $1 in March 2010. The station debuted with
the Revocation Radio religious music format but fell silent shortly
after coming on the air due to transmitter issues. It was back
on in January 2012. TBTA later put WKUA in Moundville on with
this same format. In March 2015, this station received a
construction permit for a new antenna location in Argo. The
new antenna is higher, so power is lower, but more coverage falls
over the far eastern Birmingham suburbs than before. That
permit was dismissed in July 2016, but another nearly identical one
was filed right behind it, further raising antenna height but
lowering the power level. That facility was put on the air in
March 2017.
At the end of July 2024, Elijah Radio began leasing time on the
station, airing their Elijah Radio Seventh-Day Adventist Talk Radio
format. In early August 2024 they announced their attention to
purchase the station from Revocation Radio for $60,000.
Revocation Radio continues to air on other stations in central
Alabama.