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* [[2003]] - [[2005]]: [[WANZ]] ("Z 100.5"), took over the 100.5 band after WHMA moved to Georgia in 2001, entering the Birmingham market with a new transmitter near [[Vance]]. | * [[2003]] - [[2005]]: [[WANZ]] ("Z 100.5"), took over the 100.5 band after WHMA moved to Georgia in 2001, entering the Birmingham market with a new transmitter near [[Vance]]. | ||
* [[2005]] - [[2006]]: [[WRAX]] ("The X at 100.5"), Purchased by Citadel, who moved the license to [[Helena]]. | * [[2005]] - [[2006]]: [[WRAX]] ("The X at 100.5"), Purchased by Citadel, who moved the license to [[Helena]]. | ||
* [[2006]] - : [[WJOX-FM|WJOX]] ("The Sports Monster"), simulcast of the [[AM 690]] station licensed to [[Birmingham]], split into two stations in January [[2007]] | * [[2006]] - [[2008]]: [[WJOX-FM|WJOX]] ("The Sports Monster"), simulcast of the [[AM 690]] station licensed to [[Birmingham]], split into two stations in January [[2007]], and moved to [[FM 94.5]] in July 2008. | ||
* [[2008]]: ? | |||
[[Category:FM frequencies|100.5]] | [[Category:FM frequencies|100.5]] | ||
Revision as of 11:17, 22 July 2008
FM 100.5 is a broadcast radio frequency currently assigned to WJOX. The following radio stations have used the 100.5 MHz band:
- 1946 - 2001: WHMA ("Alabama 100"), licensed to Anniston and broadcast at 100.5 at 100 KW, including most of the Birmingham area.
- 1991 - 2003: WLXY ("Arrow 100.7"), licensed to Northport.
- 2003 - 2005: WANZ ("Z 100.5"), took over the 100.5 band after WHMA moved to Georgia in 2001, entering the Birmingham market with a new transmitter near Vance.
- 2005 - 2006: WRAX ("The X at 100.5"), Purchased by Citadel, who moved the license to Helena.
- 2006 - 2008: WJOX ("The Sports Monster"), simulcast of the AM 690 station licensed to Birmingham, split into two stations in January 2007, and moved to FM 94.5 in July 2008.
- 2008: ?