WFAX

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WFAX is a radio station broadcasting on 1220 kHz in the mediumwave AM band from Falls Church, Virginia. It covers the metropolitan Washington, D.C. area. The station runs 1000 watts during daytime hours and runs on 43 watts until signoff.


AM Radio Stations in the Washington, D.C. Market (Arbitron #8)

By Frequency: 570 | 630 | 700 | 730 | 780 | 820 | 900 | 930 | 950 | 980 | 1030 | 1050 | 1120 | 1160 | 1220 | 1260 | 1310 | 1340 | 1390 | 1450 | 1460 | 1480 | 1500 | 1540 | 1560 | 1580 | 1600

By Callsign: WABS | WACA | WCTN | WDCT | WFAX | WFED | WFMD | WGOP | WILC | WKDV | WKIK | WLXE | WMAL | WMET | WOL | WPGC | WPWC | WTEM | WTNT | WTOP | WTWP | WUST | WWGB | WWRC | WXTR | WYCB | WZHF

See also: Washington (FM) (AM)

See also: List of United States radio markets
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WFAX was a Jazz/Swing station. There was a bit of country and a couple of teen shows mixed in. To say that it was a 'Christian format' station is a gross mis-representation. In the 1950s it carried the minimum allowed religious programming. The Founder of the radio station was Lamar Newcombe. However, in the 1960s, the station broadcast regular Christian programming, and has done so to this day.

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