FM Technical Profile: WVOB
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- Station Name:
- Tri-States Gospel
- Frequency:
- 91.3
- Format:
- Gospel
- Transmitter
Location:
- [map]
[street
view] North off Southgate Road, between US-231 (South Oates
Street) and Campbellton Highway. About a half mile south of
Ross Clark Circle. In the Street View imagery, it's the middle
tower, with the cellular antennas visible.
[map] [street
view] About
a half mile west of the intersection of Ross Clark Circle with
South Oates Street (US-231), behind the Hyundai car dealer.
(CP)
- Power (ERP):
- 2.5 kW
3 kW (CP)
- Antenna:
- Omni
- Antenna HAAT:
- 328 feet
318 feet
(CP)
- Other
Information:
- 60 dBu protected
contour
map, from the FCC.
60
dBu protected
contour
map, from the FCC.
(CP)
- More Information:
- [FCC]
- [FCCdata]
- [Radio-Locator]
- [Wikipedia]
[Facebook]
[Studio]
Street View imagery of the station's office/studio space on Highway
29 in Dothan.
Silent
- Owner:
- Bethany Bible
College & B.T.S. Inc.
- History:
- WVOB (Voice of
Bethany) signed on in October 1989, put on the air by Bethany Bible
College. The station signed on from a tower off Southgate Road
south of Ross Clark Circle, with 2.5 kW.
In March 2019 the station received a permit to move to a tower on
Cowarts Road, where WAGF-FM is located. The move comes with a
slight decrease in antenna height, but the same power.
In June 2022, the station filed a second Construction Permit with
the same technical details as the previous one, only with slightly
changed coordinates. In early July 2022, the station filed a
Silent STA (Special Temporary Authority) citing loss of tower site
and lack of finances. In September 2022, they renewed the
Silent STA and also concurrently filed a modification to the
Construction Permit, changing from the WAGF-FM tower to the WESP
tower off Ross Clark Circle on the southwestern side of Dothan.