Talk:WITF-FM
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Erroneous original research
[edit]The article speculates that the station is relatively low power because of nearby WAMU-FM.
Washington DC is around 120 miles from Harrisburg, well beyond the range of interference, even if the stations were on the same channel - but this station is on 89.5 and WAMU is on 88.5 - five channels apart. The FCC only tries to protect out to 3rd adjacent channels69.37.2.254 (talk) 20:11, 30 January 2011 (UTC)