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entertainment wavelength of 360 meters (833 kilohertz). Under the initial timesharing agreement, KZY's schedule was 3:30-4:30 p.m. and 7:00–7:30 p.m. daily (except
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1927:List of radio stations in California
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129:Advertisement for radio station KZY.
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442:Before Television: The Radio Years
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327:"Talking to a Nation by Wireless"
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2017:Radio stations in California
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426:"KZY–A Record Installation"
403:"Amendments to Regulations"
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219:by Lieut. Ellery W. Stone,
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331:Journal of Electricity
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1047:Translators
138:section of
1986:Categories
1949:Newspapers
1907:Sacramento
1869:Santa Rosa
598:California
592:, and the
169:References
136:Rock Ridge
111:Korea Maru
105:president
1300:call sign
1117:frequency
626:San Mateo
621:Palo Alto
590:Peninsula
1923:See also
1912:Stockton
1864:San Jose
611:Berkeley
594:East Bay
1970:Part 15
1897:Modesto
1814:KQWA-LP
1781:Defunct
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616:Oakland
1892:Merced
1887:Fresno
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1420:KDIA
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