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KAXE Radio, 91.7 MHz In Grand Rapids, MN is public radio unrelated to Minnesota Public Radio. Their 100 KW FM broadcast facility sends programming to much of northern Minnesota. KAXE Radio is one of our regular customers. Their telephone number is 218-326-1234.
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Dan Houg, Engineer at KAXE,
runs a 6-wheel vehicle up the hill to the transmitter when the road
has problems.
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Here is Dan in
front of the Harris HT-25 Transmitter. In the summer of 2004,
there was a neutralization problem that he and your
intrepid engineer, Mark Persons, cured
using a spectrum analyzer.
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Here is Mark Tarner, Program Director for KAXE, doing his show. Note the Gorman-Redlich EAS unit and associated equipment we sold the station. |
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Julie Crabb, volunteer announcer, is caught here getting CD's ready to go on the air. |
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November 18, 2008: The power company and
electricians worked at the KAXE transmitter site changing the power feed
from single-phase to three-phase. This replaced an unreliable
rotary power converter that made three-phase power from single-phase.Where oh where has that voltage gone? Oh, here it is! |
KAXE has an FM translator in Brainerd at 89.9 MHz and one in Bemidji at 94.7 MHz. You can also hear them on the web at: http://www.kaxe.org Their telephone number is 218-326-1234.
page last edited 11/26/2008