WLCB Translator Study

2026 NCE FM Translator Window, November 4 to 17. Nothing is filed.

These are screening estimates from public FCC and Census data, not a filing-grade engineering study. Mark uses a new 50 ft tower with a 5 ft mast, and Aaron a radiation center of about 72 ft.

Where It Stands

Mark 89.9 + Aaron 89.3Plan
23,928Total People
16,410New People
6,309Twin Lakes (Clean), All Of It

Coverage Map

WLCB 60 dBu First Translator 60 dBu Second Translator 60 dBu ◆ Aaron: Control Point Dashed Line: Wireless Link

Contours show predicted 60 dBu reach and do not show interference. Use the town counts for clean reception.

Pairs

Click a row to show it on the map. Totals include WLCB's roughly 7,500 people. Town columns are people with clean reception.

Sites

SiteChannelAntennaERPNew PeopleTwin LakesNotes
Mark89.9Non-Directional80 W8,9936,309Plan
Aaron89.3Non-Directional95 W8,145271Plan. Closest margin 0.37 km
Mark89.3Non-Directional40 W7,7075,811Backup. Closest margin 0.10 km
Aaron89.9Non-Directional99 W8,336304Backup

Site Checks

Mark on 89.9: Clear

Aaron on 89.3: Clear

WLCB Move Zones

Screening areas within 11.2 km of the WLCB transmitter. No specific site is confirmed in either zone.

101.3 Meets Spacing (Ends Co-Channel With WLGS-LP) 101.5 Spacing Not Reduced

Control Point

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