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Index » SOWNY » CHED Talk Radio In Edmonton Moving From 630 To 880 On Oct 9th 1 of 1 paterson1 Member Offline CHED Talk Radio In Edmonton Moving From 630 To 880 On Oct 9th Corus up until recently had two talk stations in Edmonton. The ever popular CHED 630 and CHQT 880 Global News.Since the company reorganization a few weeks back CHED has been simulcasting on both frequencies. Come October the 9th, 630 on the AM dial will go silent and CHED will move to 880, which apparently is a stronger signal. More from the Edmonton Journal.. Saul Member Offline Re: CHED Talk Radio In Edmonton Moving From 630 To 880 On Oct 9th paterson1 wrote:Corus up until recently had two talk stations in Edmonton. The ever popular CHED 630 and CHQT 880 Global News.Since the company reorganization a few weeks back CHED has been simulcasting on both frequencies. Come October the 9th, 630 on the AM dial will go silent and CHED will move to 880, which apparently is a stronger signal. More from the Edmonton Journal.. That makes sense to me from my DXing in Ontario, though I don't know what the channels are like locally in Edmonton. I've heard 880 here in Kawarthas several times with WCBS off for maintenance (and I think once with help from a directional antenna). And CHED as well but with CFCO in the background. I'm listening to weather and local news from CHED back in 2017 on an audio clip I saved...the two stations were about equal in signal strength and I heard a bunch from AB that night. But CHED has been much less common than CHQT. There's an 880 in Brandon MB that gets out well. I didn't save a CHQT recording -- too bad. RadioActive Moderator

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Dial to the new frequency and continue to listen and then would air a kind of tone that would fade out with the signal on 710 and begin immediately when they simultaneously powered up 730. Wikipedia describes the transition this way:"The switch in frequency was called 'fine tuning time,' and was accompanied by a Lou Tomasi voiced 60-second audio bed series of varying-pitched beeps which helped the listener re-tune (hopefully) to the station where they would be told "you're back on the beam with Cheer Radio".Have to say I've never heard of anything quite like this before or since, although I suppose it might have happened elsewhere. CHYR moved to 96.7 FM in 1993, where it remains to this day. Marc1178 Member Offline Re: CHED Talk Radio In Edmonton Moving From 630 To 880 On Oct 9th zed Member Offline Re: CHED Talk Radio In Edmonton Moving From 630 To 880 On Oct 9th RadioActive wrote:"The switch in frequency was called 'fine tuning time,' and was accompanied by a Lou Tomasi voiced 60-second audio bed series of varying-pitched beeps which helped the listener re-tune (hopefully) to the station where they would be told "you're back on the beam with Cheer Radio". In the late 60's I listened to CHYR, it was a pretty good 'wannabe BIG 8' sound... I was in Stratford and when the frequency change happened, try as I might I never found the night time signal. Apparently it was a very weak power output. mace Member Offline Re: CHED Talk Radio In Edmonton Moving From 630 To 880 On Oct 9th zed wrote:RadioActive wrote:"The switch in frequency was called 'fine tuning time,' and was accompanied by a Lou Tomasi voiced 60-second audio bed series of varying-pitched beeps which helped the listener re-tune (hopefully) to the station where

Offline Re: CHED Talk Radio In Edmonton Moving From 630 To 880 On Oct 9th A few additional though not entirely unsurprising details from the CBC article about the change."It plans to sell the land in Edmonton where the 630 CHED transmitter sits...The licence to operate at that frequency will return to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), which regulates Canadian broadcasting."Which presumably means there could be an opening for someone to apply for the licence at 630 and try something else. Given the current state of radio - especially AM radio - it's unlikely, but you never know. mace Member Offline Re: CHED Talk Radio In Edmonton Moving From 630 To 880 On Oct 9th Has anyone actually heard a station change frequencys? Back in 1971, I had my transistor radio tuned to 710 and my parents kitchen radio tuned to 1600. I was able to hear CJRN's move. Very cool. RadioAaron Member Offline Re: CHED Talk Radio In Edmonton Moving From 630 To 880 On Oct 9th mace wrote:Has anyone actually heard a station change frequencys? Back in 1971, I had my transistor radio tuned to 710 and my parents kitchen radio tuned to 1600. I was able to hear CJRN's move. Very cool.Mid 80s, I heard CFGO Ottawa move from 1440 to 1200. A few years later, I heard CBC move from 920 to 91.5 RadioActive Moderator Offline Re: CHED Talk Radio In Edmonton Moving From 630 To 880 On Oct 9th The most famous (and weirdest) frequency change around here was in Leamington, when CHYR on 710 would sign off at sundown (to protect WOR in New York) and switch to 730 AM during the night, then reverse it again in the morning. If I recall, they used to invite listeners to move down the

For Immediate Release EDMONTON, September 19, 2023 – Two local TV journalists are making the move to radio. 630 CHED, Edmonton’s top news and talk radio station, announced that two new voices – Stacey Brotzel and Courtney Theriault – are hitting the airwaves soon.Veteran broadcaster, Stacey Brotzel, joins Daryl McIntyre on Monday, September 25 as co-host of This Morning on 630 CHED. An award-winning radio host, anchor and producer, she has been a familiar face in Edmonton for almost three decades. A consummate storyteller with deep connections in the community, Stacey is the perfect addition to the morning show. This Morning with Stacey Brotzel and Daryl McIntyre airs weekday mornings from 5:30 a.m. to 9 a.m.On Monday, October 2, reporter and news anchor, Courtney Theriault, moves over to the broadcast booth with the all-new Midday on 630 CHED. Courtney will zero in on all things Edmonton, bringing a keen eye and different point of view to listeners. Midday with Courtney Theriault airs weekday afternoons from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.“The addition of Stacey Brotzel and Courtney Theriault to our on-air lineup will continue to build on the fantastic heritage of 630 CHED,” said John Vos, Regional Program Director, 630 CHED and QR Calgary. “This Morning with Stacey Brotzel and Daryl McIntyre is the ideal morning tandem to start your day and Midday with Courtney Theriault will provide an all-new offering to the listeners and fans of the radio station.”Completing the afternoon lineup is Chelsea on CHED with Chelsea Bird & Reid Wilkins which airs weekdays from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. and Edmonton’s place for hockey news, Oilers Now with Bob Stauffer, airs weekdays from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.-30-SOCIAL MEDIA LINKSX(formerly known as Twitter): @CorusPR @630CHED Instagram: @630ched630 CHED is part of the Corus Entertainment Network. About Corus Entertainment Inc.Corus Entertainment Inc. (TSX: CJR.B) is a leading media and content company that develops and delivers high quality brands and content across platforms for audiences around the world. Engaging audiences since 1999, the company’s portfolio of multimedia offerings encompass 33 specialty television services, 39 radio stations, 15 conventional television stations,