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KIKV
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Much of the staff from KIKV, KULO, WJJY, KLIZ, KBUN, KBPH, and KKZY Radio. In the center, holding Santa, are Mary Campbell and Lou Buron, owners of this group of stations.
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Here is your intrepid engineer, Mark Persons, at the KIKV transmitter site. He is adjusting a Collins/Rockwell 831-G2 Transmitter. It runs 19 Kilowatts to the antenna on a 1000 foot tower. | ||
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Paul Sorum is at the
controls of the Radio Systems RS-12A mixing console in the KIKV Studio.
He is a smiling guy because the radio facility is a pleasure to work in. The telephone number for KIKV and KULO Radio is 320-762-2154. Their website is http://www.kikvradio.com |
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On the left is the
famous Viking statue near downtown Alexandria, MN. (click for a
larger image) Also see:
http://www.runestonemuseum.org In the center is the "Rohn Box," named after Jim Rohn in the right photo. Jim was the weather forecaster on KCMT/KNMT TV for many years. He served in the US military in WWII and has not retired yet. The box has a light to tell Jim when he is on the air and a cough button so he can clear his throat during broadcasts. |
page last edited 03/22/2008