The call sign was originally issued in Chicago in 1926 and moved to
Joplin in 1927, so it's grandfathered. It's an odd broadcasting artifact.
73, Mike, NM7X
On 4/22/2020 10:55 PM, Kit wrote:
The original call sign for this station was KQYX, but it was changed
to WMBH in 2001. Doesn't anyone at the FCC ever look at a map? Why
would a station in Joplin qualify for a W call???
Kit
On Wednesday, April 22, 2020, 9:30:51 PM MDT, Paul B. Walker, Jr.
<walkerbroadcast...@gmail.com> wrote:
WMBH-AM 1560 Joplin, MO 500 Watt non directional daytimer at 720pm
central. Been chasing a sports station under KNZR and KGOW for a week
or two but could never nail it down as there were two possibilities
and I couldnt rule either one out based on location. Finally heard a
mention of Joplin in a radio commercial tonight.
Paul Walker
Laramie, wY
Icom IC746pro and massive loop antenna in the front yard
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