COVERAGE MAPS

Wilson, North Carolina

This is the coverage from my location.

In-house coverage is ¾ of the grey circle. Night coverage is ½ the grey circle.

Bald Head Island, North Carolina

No roads or cars allowed on Bald Head, but it is crawling with golf carts and expensive homes.

Beulaville, North Carolina

A small coastal plains town with plenty of local businesses and no local media.

Cove City, North Carolina

My hometown. Plenty of churches to support a small religious / community oriented station.

Kenly, North Carolina

A lot of local business, industry, and homes in this old tobacco town.

Marion, North Carolina

A beautiful town at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It already has a radio station, and the
furniture industry here has fallen on hard times lately, but a town this size deserves another media voice.

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

This would actually be a better spot for multiple transmitters, but as you can see – one unit will get the heart of Ocean Drive.

Ocracoke, North Carolina

A coastal village with no media at all, but loads of tourists in summer months. Look at the coverage!

Oriental, North Carolina

The Sailing Capital of the Atlantic. And all those folks on boats have no local station for news or coastal weather.

There are plenty of advertisers around to support a small station in this community.

River Bend, North Carolina

A bedroom community to New Bern. Lot’s of retired folk. A small station might work here.

Selma, North Carolina

A shopping hot spot on I-95. Lots of antiques and outlet shopping.
A small station here would do well targeting this market.

Swansboro, North Carolina

During beach trips to Emerald Isle most men find time to golf, and most women head here to shop.
Like Selma, a station here would be a voice for the advertisers.

Trenton, North Carolina

The county seat of Jones County has no radio station! Of course this isn’t a very big town, but there are plenty
of businesses here, along with the government workers. If I were to add a station here, I would also network it with
transmitters in Maysville, Pollocksville, and Comfort. I think I could make a decent living here.

Vanceboro, North Carolina

I have no idea why Vanceboro never had a station to call its own. It did have a newspaper once.

White Lake, North Carolina

The perfect resort use of a Rangemaster transmitter. But to use just one unit,
you would have to anchor it in the middle of the lake!
Luckily, the Rangemaster let’s you network units from the shore, as shown on this map.