KSCW-LP

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KSCW-LP
Broadcast area Sun City West, Arizona, Sun City, Arizona
Frequency 103.1 MHz
Branding103.1 KSCW
Programming
Format Community radio
Ownership
OwnerRecreation Centers of Sun City West, Inc.
History
Call sign meaning
Sun City West
Technical information
Licensing authority
FCC
Class L1
ERP 100 watts
HAAT -21.7 meters
Links
Public license information
LMS
Website suncitywestradio.com
KSCW-LP radio station.jpg

KSCW-LP is a low-power radio station ("103.1 on your FM dial") located in Sun City West, Arizona. KSCW's license is owned by Recreation Centers of Sun City West, Inc., and the station is run entirely by a volunteer staff (through the Sun City West Broadcast Club) and is funded primarily through fundraisers. KSCW features a wide variety of programming.

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History

In 2013, the Sun City West Broadcast Club was chartered by the Recreation Centers of Sun City West. In 2014, the club obtained an LPFM license. A 52-foot (16 m) antenna was erected outside the station on June 18, 2015, while the station began broadcasting online that fall. [1]

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