WDYN


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FieldValue
nameWDYN
cityRossville, Georgia
areaChattanooga, Tennessee
frequency
translator94.7 W234CZ (Chattanooga)
94.9 W235AO (Chattanooga)
airdate1958 (WRIP)
formatChristian radio
power2,500 watts day
45 watts night
classD
facility_id72374
callsign_meaningGospel dynamite
former_callsignsWUUS, WLMX, WGVT, WRIP
former_frequenciesWDYN-FM 89.7 MHz
ownerCarolina University
webcastListen Live
websitewdyn.com
licensing_authorityFCC
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| name = WDYN | logo = | city = Rossville, Georgia | area = Chattanooga, Tennessee | branding = | frequency = | translator = 94.7 W234CZ (Chattanooga) 94.9 W235AO (Chattanooga) | repeater = | airdate = 1958 (WRIP) | format = Christian radio | power = 2,500 watts day 45 watts night | erp = | haat = | class = D | facility_id = 72374 | coordinates = | callsign_meaning = Gospel dynamite | former_callsigns = WUUS, WLMX, WGVT, WRIP | former_frequencies = WDYN-FM 89.7 MHz | owner = Carolina University | licensee = | sister_stations = | webcast = Listen Live | website = wdyn.com | affiliations = | licensing_authority= FCC

WDYN (980 AM) is a radio station broadcasting a Christian radio format. Licensed to Rossville, Georgia, the station serves the Chattanooga, Tennessee area. The station is currently owned by Carolina University.

History

The station signed on in 1958 as WRIP. The call letters were changed to WGVT in December 1986. Next, in February 1989, the station became WLMX. In 1999, Cumulus Broadcasting owned WLMX at 980. In 2000, Cumulus sold WLMX and 5 other Chattanooga-area stations to Clear Channel Communications. The 980 frequency became the sports talk WUUS.

3 Daughters Media bought WUUS from Clear Channel in a deal announced late in 2006, simulcasting WNGA for some time. In January 2009, WUUS 980 AM broke away from the simulcast, becoming Talk AM 980.

From 1968, WDYN had been located at FM 89.7. In November 2010, Tennessee Temple sold the station's transmitters and frequency to Bible Broadcasting Network for $2.5 million as WYBK. The school retained the studio facilities, and continued to broadcast on the internet.

In December 2010, 3 Daughters Media sold WUUS AM 980 for $175,000 to Tennessee Temple University for its WDYN signal.

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In November 2012, WDYN began broadcasting on a translator at 94.9 FM.

The station was transferred to Piedmont International University (now Carolina University) effective August 10, 2015, as part of their merger with Tennessee Temple University.

Translator

| callsign = WDYN | width =

| call1 = W234CZ | freq1 = 94.7 FM | fid1 = 200391 | watts1 = 250 | haat1 = 28 | class1 = D | city1 = Chattanooga, Tennessee | coord1 = | notes1 =

| call2 = W235AO | freq2 = 94.9 FM | fid2 = 148230 | watts2 = 99 | haat2 = 56.8 | class2 = D | city2 = Chattanooga, Tennessee | coord2 = | notes2 =

References

References

  1. "WDYN Facility Record". United States [[Federal Communications Commission]], audio division.
  2. "Cumulus Media".
  3. "Tennessee Radio Stations".
  4. (May 30, 2000). "Clear Channel/Cumulus Swap". Yahoo News.
  5. "Chattanooga: No Choo-Choo, Just Towers and Studios".
  6. "Deals," ''Broadcasting & Cable'', October 2, 2006.
  7. [http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2010/aug/28/lovett-says-radio-sale-will-extend-gospel-reach/ Lovett says radio sale will extend gospel reach]
  8. [https://rbr.com/chattanooga-backfill-deal-gets-school-back-in-the-radio-biz Chattanooga backfill deal gets school back in the radio biz]
  9. [http://wdyn.com/main/?p=709#.U5TE1Y7D_MI WDYN Returns to the FM]

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