CALL-SIGNS CHANGED
The following changes in the call-signs of American stations were recently put into effect (new call-signs given first, followed by those they replace):WGEA, 13.95m (W2XAD), Schenectady WGEA, 19.56m (W2XAD), Schenectady wo, 31.41m (W2XAD), Schenectady 31.48m (W2XAF), Schenectady "WTIC, 13.93m (W8XK), Pittsburgh ~WTIC, 19.72m (W8XK), Pittsburgh WTIC, 25.27m (W8XK), Pittsburgh WTIC, 48.86m (W8XK), Pittsburgh WNBI, 16.88m (W3XL), New York WRCA, 31.02m (W3XAL), New York WRCA, 49.18m (W3XAL), New York WCAB, 31.29m (W3XAU), Philadelphia WCAB, 49.50m (W3XAU), Philadelphia KGEI, 19.56m (W6XBE), San Francisco KGEI, 31.48m (W6XBE), San Francisco KGEI, 48.40m (new San Francisco frequency)
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 1, Issue 14, 29 September 1939, Page 54
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94CALL-SIGNS CHANGED New Zealand Listener, Volume 1, Issue 14, 29 September 1939, Page 54
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