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KVI vs KXA, the battle at the FCC; Prime frequency goes to the winner

Jason Remington August 7, 2025

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Jason Remington • August 7, 2025

Ahhh, those three-letter calls.
KVI, KXA, KJR, KGY, KTW, KOL, KMO
KUJ, KGA, KIT, KHQ

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1. T.K. • August 7, 2025
  
  Don’t forget KPQ. And KVL, the predecessor to KING. Going back to the earliest days, you had the short-lived KGB in Tacoma and KFC in Seattle. (Oh, if only a young Colonel Sanders had been around town to hear it.)
  
  I wonder where that old KVI transmitter site, described in the FCC history cards only as “near Des Moines,” was actually located.
  
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  1. Ain't what it used to be
    
    JASON REMINGTON • August 7, 2025
    
    Things change so much over the years. I don’t know the location of the Des Moines site for KVI, but I know exactly where the KTBI studios and tower were, at Center & Pine in Tacoma. I have seen the pictures. Now, you wouldn’t know that a building or a tower had ever been there. Overgrown bushes and little else.
    
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