FM Technical Profile: WKUA
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- Station Name:
- Revocation Radio
to be: American Family Radio
- Frequency:
- 88.5
- Format:
- Christian
Rock/Christian Hip-Hop
to be: Religious Talk
- Transmitter
Location:
- [map]
[bird's
eye] [street
view] On CR-79 (Sylvan Loop Road) behind the Victorious Life
Church.
- Power (ERP):
- 5.5 kW V
- 1 watt H
- Antenna:
- Directional
- Antenna HAAT:
- 272 feet
- Other
Information:
- 60 dBu protected
contour
map, from the FCC.
- More Information:
- [FCC]
- [FCCdata.org]
- [Radio-Locator]
- [Wikipedia]
[Facebook] For
Revocation Radio network
[Facebook] For AFR Talk
// WRYD Jemison
- Owner:
- American Family
Radio
- History:
- This station
dates back to an original construction permit issued in February
2009 issued to TBTA Ministries (Take Back The Airwaves) for a new
noncommercial station on 88.5 MHz licensed to Moundville. The
original grant was for a site off Paige Boulevard and AL-69 in
Moundville with 6 kW vertical and 1 watt (!) horizontal from a 141
foot antenna HAAT (Height Above Average Terrain), directional. In
June 2009 the station modified the permit for 7 kW vertical and 1
watt (!) horizontal at 240 feet HAAT from the currently-licensed
site between County Road 79 and I-20/59 north of Moundville, behind
Victory Church. This specified adifferent directional antenna.
The station applied for another change in August 2011, lowering
power to 5.5 kW vertical (and still 1 watt vertical) with yet
another directional antenna pattern. The antenna height was raised
to 272 feet HAAT. After a series of adjustments to satisfy the FCC
the permit was granted in October 2011.
A Program Test Authority was filed in February 2012 and programming
commenced with Take Back The Airwaves' “Revocation Radio” Christian
Rock and Hip-Hop format. A license to cover was filed in May
2012.
In late September 2024 it was announced that TBTA was selling this
station and WRYD in Jemison to American Family Radio for $750,000.
They had previously sold their original station WKRE in Argo to
Elijah Radio the month prior.