Radio Station WDEV H. C. WHITEHILL. Prop.

Waterbury, Vermont 500 Watts 550 lids.

P ,Z'-'2"2;ti

c9 Yid. 27,7 z `

This will acknowlege and verify your re ort on reception of WDEV

at on O/iGf? j //- / 914 as agreeing with4ur log.

We appreciate your report and are very glad you were able to tune in

Vermont's Mid -State Station.

Sincerely yours,

Radio, Bnoarica44 sialia«

WWS7R 1000 WATTS 1420 KCS. VERMONT RADIO CORP.

PHONE 1390 32 MAIN STREET ST. ALBANS, VERMONT

August 13, 1941

Kermit Geary R. F. D. #2 Walnutport, Penn.

Lear Mr. Geary:

We are pleased to verify your report on the reception of Station WWSR on Saturday, Aug. 2/41.

We were pleased to know that someone had picked up the station from such a distance at that time of day.

Thank you for your kind interest and best wishes.

Very truly yours,

RADIO STATION WWSR 7 -

By: , t- b+-

HOMETOWN RADIO

2/22/99

Dear Mr. Geary,

Thank you for your letter of February 1i -b, 1999 reporting reception of WKDR 1390 AM Burlington,.

As you indicated in your letter, we are the Burlington affiliate for One -on -One Sports and ABC Network News.

Thanks for tuning into WKDR, though I was sorry to hear the Syracuse station at 1390 AM was off the air.

Mark ofrn-,.._i"t

Chal n a n

Wi';±:iF. Radio

388 Shelburne Road Burlington Vermont 05401 802-862-8255

VAL CARTER, Genercl Mcnager

ROGER LAROCHE, Chief Engineer

OVR 1400 ON

Mr. Kermit Geary L.F.D. # 2 Mlnutport, Pa.

EpENDENT STATIOH

109 South Winooski Avenue, Burlington, Vermont

Telephone 2-5776

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you so much for your letter of October 22nd.

This will verify your reception of radio station ':','.D.O.T. from 5:28 AM EDST October 22, 1954 until 5:54 AM EDST.

, truly yours,

Val Carter Nanarer

iTC:bs

RADIO STATION WTWN TWIN STATE BROADCASTERS, INC.

B.336 Dial 2344 St. Johnsbury, Vermont

December 15, 1950

Kermit Geary F.F.D. #2 alnutport, Pa.

Dear Sir:

Thank you for your letter of December 4th reporting reception of station WT0,N on our test transmission of December the 4th.

Your report checks favorably with our station log and you may consider this letter as your verification of reception of VvTW1'?.

For your information, station WTWN has no regularly scheduled frequency check but usually tests during the first week of the month. Taking into consideration the interference we experienced on 1340, we believe that WTWN 'did all right for itself' during the test transmission.

Once again, thank you for writing us and may you continue to have good luck in your DX'ing.

Very ul yours,

am

JFM:km

e Broad Tnc.

F. WcKernsn, Chief Engineer

RADIO STATION

1,000 kc

WHWB ,,The voice e aid RUTLAND, VERMONT

June 24, 1949.

Mr. Kermit Geary. " alnutport, Penna.

1,000 watts

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you for your DX report on Radio WHWB. It certainly was complete as well as correct. As you know, we are a daytime station and will begin program tests on sunday, at 5 am.(h am rather proud to get letters from Penna since my home is in Kingston Penna.) There isnt much I can tell you about the station since you heard the story as told by Col. Wilson and Bob Harris. Again let us thank you for writing.

very truly yours

Gilbert W. Carlienter Chief Engineer.

1100 - WYKR 5000 79am od &met,

To Kermi%t Geary 1266 Riverview DRive Walnutport, PA 18088

We confirm your reception OF WYKR on Tuesday, April 29th and

wednesday April 30th, 1986.

Gene Puffer

Owner ter'

P. O. Box 1100, Wells River, Vermont 05081 802-757-2773 A Service Of Puffer Broadcasting, Inc.

AM 1100 WTWN FAMILY RADIO Glenn C. Hatch Station Manager P.O. Box 1100 Wel s Rivet, Vermont 05081

Telephone (802) 757-2773 Fax (802) 757-2774

e-mail: wtwngch@together.net

Web Page: www.wtwnradio.com

Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18008

Dear Kermit,

Thank you for your in depth letter concerning the reception of AM 1100 WTWN. We are a new station in format (we changed our format from country to Christian November 1, 1999) but we have existed since 1976 as an AM/FM station. The AM side simulcasted the country heard on our FM side 101.3 WYKR. The AM format and call letters were changed to give it a separate identity.

Here is some information I think you were looking for as far as our equipment:

Nautel Ampfet 5KW / Unipole Non -Directional / Tubeless / Daytimer

The programming you heard and gave me details about were accurate. Thank you for taking the time to respond to us in such detail. You are to be commended for your - professionalism and in-depth interest in radio.

May God bless you in your life and if I can ever be of any help to you in any way please let me know.

Sincerely,

Glenn C. Hatch

WTWN THE NORTH CO UNI TAY STATIONS WIKE ST. JOHNS VT. MAIN OFFICE: BOX 862 ST. JOHNSBURY. VERMONT NEWPORT, VT. TELEPHONEE 2344 TELEPHONE 832

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. # 2 Walnutport, Pa.

December 15, 1953.

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you for an excellent reception report of WIKE'S regular montty frequency check broadcast. Your log is perfect and this letter will serve as verification of our signal. It is very interesting to us to receive various reception reports during our frequency checks. Yours will put another pin on our map of the United States.

It might be of interest to you to know that during this frequency check that you reported, we were also received in Albugerque, New Mexico. The New Mexico report is the furthest we have had so far.

WIKE conducts its frequency check the second Tuesday of every month from 5:00 - 5s15 A.M. Eastern Standard Time.

Enclosed you will find a coverage map of this station, which, I an.

sure, you will find interesting.

I want to thank you again for the fine reception report and wish you a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS.

73's,

Enclosure: Coverage Map

DONALD P. T TON

Chief Engineer WIKE, Newport, Vermont.

"BETWEEN THE GREEN AND WHITE MOUNTAINS"

ASSOCIATED WITH

BURLINGTON, VERMONT P O. BOX 1044 TELEPHONE 863-5591

DIAL 620

STATIONS WJTN JAMESTOWN, N.Y.-WDOE DUNKIRK, N.Y.-WGGO SALAMANCA, N.Y.-WWYN ERIE, PA.

VERIFICATION OF RECEPTION

WVMT 5,000 WATTS

STUDIOS AT 192 BANK ST., BURLINGTON, VT. TRANSMITTER IN COLCHESTER, VERMONT.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR REPORT OF RECEPTION

ON January 13, 1964

AT 0330 to 0430 7-S.T.

REMARKS :SPECIAL PROGRAM FOR ME1IBERS OF THE NATIONAL RADIO CLUB.

Mx 4 thP Rei^nrt_ leet of rX in 19fZ4.

_ CHIEF ENGINEER

VERMONT'S ONLY 5000 WATT FULL TIME RADIO STATION

ASSOCIATED WITH

BURLINGTON, VERMONT P.O. BOX 1044 TELEPHONE 863-5591

DIAL 620

STATIONS WJTN JAMESTOWN, N.Y.-WDOE DUNKIRK, N.Y.-WGGO SALAMANCA, N.Y. - WWYN ERIE, PA.

VERIFICATION OF RECEPTION

WVMV 5,000 WATTS

STUDIOS AT 192 BANK ST., BURLINGTON, VT. TRANSMITTER IN COLCHESTER, VERMONT.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR REPORT OF RECEPTION

ON THURSDAY NOVEMBER 28.1963

AT 5:58 AM TO 6:18 AI E.S.T.

REMARKS: Tnx 4 the FB Report.

CHIEF ENGINEER

VERMONT'S ONLY 5000 WATT FULL TIME RADIO STATION

WQ 100 WATTS

DM 1370 KCS.

E. J. REGAN - F. ARTHUR BOSTWICK

PHONE 126

Mr. Kermit Geary R F. D. #2 Walnutport, pa.

Dear Sir:

42 MAIN STREET ST. ALBANS, VERMONT

December 5, 19:54

We have your letter of December 3 in regard to our frequency test program on the morning of same date.

The data submitted to us was correct, and we are very pleased to verify your reception.

Thank you for your letter. We hope to hear from you again in the near future.

Very truly yours,

RADIO STATION WQDM

(j7.e.A. ' 9<144.

fm 95.3

box 910 9 á u u\// white river junction, vermont 05001 (802) 295-3093

,-

Jc: ors b er

Kermit Geary

RD 2, Box 298

Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr. Geary:

This will confirm your reception report of WNHV on

November 23, 1977 from 0000 to 0115 hours, EST.

WNHV operates on a frequency of 910 kHz, with a day-

time power of 1,000 watts. Our transmitter is a Gates

BC -1T, and the antenna a 245' series- excited tower.

Thank you for your intereot in '.NHV, and good DX'ing!!

ad1

Enc.

Sincerely,

Andrew D. Leckart, Chief Engineer

New Hampshire-Vermont Broadcasting

information network studios in

white river junction. vermont 6 lebonon, n.h. C 0

WZBZ AM -1070

January 30, 1996

Mr. Kermit Geary 1266 Riverview Drive Walnutport, PA 18088

Dear Mr.. Geary,

(802) 985-5399

I was most amused and delighted to receive your letter today confirming you reception of WZBZ way down in Walnutport, PA. Your log of our programming announcements was right on the money for every day you listened. The only thing that fooled us a little was the mention of Easy Listening music. We are an all talk station. I suspect that our Canadian friends in Monkton may have been playing the music! We are some 19 miles away from our transmitter site in Peru, New York, and we even get interference from CBA just before sign -off!

You might be interested to know that other DX letters have come from Waltham, Massachu- setts, and Cornwall, Ontario. I'm kind of surprised that you receive us, instead of WINA in Charlottesville, VA. I think they are 10,000 watts days on 1070.

Thanks again for your interest in WZBZ.

Sincerely,

Barry P. Lunderville General Manager

PO Box 468 Burlington, VT 05402

Radio Station

WWWT-AM P.O. Box 249

Randolph Center, Vermont 05061

Dear DXer,

Thank you for your listening report which we confirm.

WWWT-AM is owned and operated by Stokes Communications Corporation, a family owned business. We also own and operate WCVR-FM, a 3KW FM station on 102.3 Mhz. WWWT-AM transmits on 1320 kHz. twenty-four hours daily. Our daytime power of 1KW is reduced to various levels during the post -sunset, nighttime, and pre -sunrise operating periods. Our transmitter is a 1968 vintage Gates BC1G using 833 amplifier tubes. The antenna is a 200' guyed vertical Rohn tower located in a swampy area behind the station. Our programming comes from the Satellite Music Network's StarStation service.

We always appreciate hearing from DXer's. So far, our most distant report is the one that came from Germany several years ago. Within North America, the most distant report is one that came from Colorado many years ago. By the way, I was an avid AM DXer back in the late '50s when my best catch was WBZ, which I received several nights in December 1958 on my souped -up AC/DC receiver in Watsonville, California.

Yours truly,

Ed St kes Presi ent & General Manager

tt,i tient -.e t'ie.r/

rU ti/ 2y.¡v

Radio Station

WWWT-AM P.O. Box 249

Randolph Center, Vermont 05061

Dear DXer,

Thank you for your listening report which we confirm.

WWWT-AM is owned and operated by Stokes Communications Corporation, a family owned business. We also own and operate WCVR-FM, a 3KW FM station on 102.3 Mhz. WWWT-AM transmits on 1320 kHz. twenty-four hours daily. Our daytime power of 1KW is reduced to various levels during the post -sunset, nighttime, and pre -sunrise operating periods. Our transmitter is a 1968 vintage Gates BC1G using 833 amplifier tubes. The antenna is a 200' guyed vertical Rohn tower located in a swampy area behind the station. Our programming comes from the Satellite Music Network's StarStation service.

We always appreciate hearing from DXer's. So far, our most distant report is the one that came from Germany several years ago. Within North America, the most distant report is one that came from Colorado many years ago. By the way, I was an avid AM DXer back in the late '50s when my best catch was WBZ, which I received several nights in December 1958 on my souped -up AC/DC receiver in Watsonville, California.

Yours truly,

Ed Stokes President & General Manager

!tr

THE NORTH COUNTRY STATIONS

OF VERMONT

BOX 662 ST. JOHNSBURY, VERMONT TEL. PI 8-2344

September 27, 1954

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D. # 2 Walnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you for your reception report dated September 24th.

It is always a pleasure to receive reception reports and especially so when they are as detailed as this one.

It is my pleasure to confirm this report. After a check of the WNIX log it is found to correspond exactly with the report as submitted by you.

If you would care to log us again, we carry on frequency checks the last Tuesday of the month from 0000 to 0015 hours, Eastern Standard Time.

Thank you for your interest in our station and best of luck in your future DX.

Sincerely.

RADIO STATIO T_VN X

Guy 0. Austin Manager -Chief Engineer

GOA/bm

WIKE WTWN WNIX MEMPHREMAGOG BROADCASTING CO.. INC.

NEWPORT

TWIN STATE BROADCASTERS, INC. CONNECTICUT VALLEY BROADCASTING CO INC.

ST. JOHNSBURY SPRINGFIELD

bp) WtSa 1450 AM WÌTflJ 96.7 FM

21 February 1986

Dear Mr. Geary:

John K. Healy President, General Manager

Enclosed you will find a QSL card to confirm your reception

of WIJ-AM on February 17, 1986.

As you can see, we have changed call letters since the

last printing of our OSLs. I trust this will not be a

problem in your confirmation. For your information, the

work you may have heard as "MARKET" was probably "MARK

EDWARDS" saying his name. Also, by looking at our stationary

you can see that boss have again saved some money by not

updating our letterhead paper, but since we ran out of

envelopes, we did get updated in that department.

Thank you for the reception report. We appreciate the

time and effort taken to send us the information.

Best regards,

Joel O'Brien

Program director

p.s. I had an uncle who was a ham, with the call of W1UF.

NBC Box 819, Putney Road, Brattleboro, Vermont 05301, 802-254-4577

WCV R

1320 K C

1 o0o WATTS TEL. 802-728-3326

* CENTRAL VERMONT RADIO CORP. P.O. BOX 1320 RANDOLPH, VT. 0506o

Ted Nixon, General Manager

Scott McQueen, Sales Manager

Mr. Kermit Geary R.L. 2, Box 298 7alnutport, Pa.

Dear Mr. Geary;

September 26, 1969

I am in receipt of your letter and reception report of September 23, 1969. Thank you very much for both.

As your host complete and detailed log compares and even surpasses mine I am forced to send you a letter of confirmation, therefore consider this letter a 'Confirmation of Reception' of WCVR Randolph, Vermont 1320 Khz on September 22, 1969 between the hours of 0026 and 0115.

WCVR Randolph is a new station having only been on the air since December 1, 1968 with a power of 1000 watts daytime only. We are located approximately 3 miles to the east of Randolph, Vermont on a side hill. The transmitter is a Gates BC -1G feeding a usual vertical antenna 200 feet above ground. Later in the year I expect to run another series of test programs similiar to the last ones to see what the DX will be during the cold weather. These tests, I hope, will be noted in the several publications of the DX clubs well enough in advance to afford everyone a chance to pick WCVR Randolph up.

Again I want to thank you for your interest in WCVR Randolph and if we an be of any further assistance to you please feel free to call upon us.

I remain

S'ncerely,

David H. Chestnut jr. Engineer WCVR

MEMBER: VIA - AssocIA'ii u PRESS - RNI

wJoY 1230 ON YOUR DIAL

A. E. SPOKES Manager

Mr. Kermit Geary RFD #2 Walnutport, Pennsylvania

Dear Mr. Geary:

VERMONT BROADCASTING CORPORATION ABC Affiliate

BURLINGTON, VERMONT

September 29, 19

Thank you for your very complete reception report of September 26, 1953. The program content was correct, so I am pleased to verify your reception report.

We are very glad to know our signal is reaching down into Pennsylvania and that it is sharp and clean.

VJOY, as you probably know, operates on 1230 KC with 250 watts. The transmitter is a RCA BTA 250-L. The single tower is about 228 feet high. We recently,celebrated our 7th birthday.

Ne usually conduct our frequency check with RCA Labs, Riverhead, L.I., during the first week of the month. The day varies but the time is about 1:00 AM local time. We have no test program, just a 1000cycle tone interrupted a few times for adjustments and then carrier 'identification. I expect this month, I'll do it October 2nd or 3rd.

Thank you again for your very complete and correct reception report.

DNNi :h

Sincerely,

Donald M. Wheatle Chief Engineer

"the amiiJ! itoica Atgood i1t¢niny

O Main $tuciiO3

UNION MUTUAL BLDG.

MONTPELIER, VERMONT

Vhe `Radio Voice Of Central Vermont

9. aanch ltuaiu

HOTEL BARRE

BARRE, VERMONT

19 December 1949

Irr. Kermit Geary R. F. D. #2 V;alnutport

Pennsylvania

Dear Yr. Gray:

Thank you for your very complete report on reception of our signal in V'1nutport, Penn. I am happy to confirm it.

V.e will be pleased to receive any reports on our signal that you may care to send. Our frequency check, which is our only regularly scheduled test program in the early mornimv hours, falls on the second iednesday of each month at 1:30 rtÌ, EST.

The staff of V4SKI wishes you a very merry Christmas.

Yours truly,

L. C. Davis Chief Lng.

DIO STTioN

vrreT v S T Ltl D I S OFFICES TRANSMITTER

BENNINGTON VERMONT HARWOOD

Mr. Kermit Geary R.F.D.#2 Walnutport, Pa.

HILL U. S. ROUTE No. 7

September 22. 1953

Dear Mr. Geary:

Thank you for your reception report on our broadcast of,Tuesday, September 15 1953.

Your report of items received agrees with our log, and I am pleased to verify your reception of WBTN.

Thank you for a most interesting and valuable report.

Very truly yours

RA I O STATION 1ITBTN

amee B e n j afn in A._.Hubley--W Station Manager

PHONE 6:321

SERVING BENNINGTON COUNTY AND SURROUNDING AREA.

Owned and Operated by Catamount Broadcasters, Inc.