WSNL

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WSNL
City of license Flint, Michigan
Broadcast area [1] (Daytime)
[2] (Nighttime)
Branding Victory 600 AM
Frequency 600 kHz
First air date April 26, 1946
Format Religious
Power 440 watts (Daytime)
250 watts (Nighttime)
Class D
Callsign meaning Salt 'N Light
Former callsigns WTAC (?-3/31/97)
WTCB (?-?)
Owner The Christian Broadcasting System
Website http://www.christianbroadcasting
system.net/

WSNL (600 AM) is a radio station broadcasting a religious format. Licensed to Flint, Michigan, it first began broadcasting in 1946. As WTAC "The Big 6" in the 1960s and 1970s, AM 600 was one of the most popular and most legendary Top 40 music stations in the state.

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