800 AM

Frequency	Call Letters	Moniker	Format	Owner
800	KQCV	Bott Radio Network	Christian Teaching	Bott Radio Network/Community Broadcasting, Inc.

City of License: Oklahoma City
Power: 2.5 kw (day)/1 kw (night)
Website: http://www.bottradionetwork.com
Notes: KQCV has programmed a Christian Teaching/Preaching/Talk format for many years as a member of the Bott Radio Network.  In 1998, Bott signed on KQCV-FM, running a similiar network of programming. Over time, both stations began to simulcasts, aided by four translators across the metro to fill in signal holes.

Previous Call Letters/Formats:
KLEC (In the late 60s, local builder Carroll Boyington operated this facility as a beautiful music station.)
KJEM (Adult Standards Simulcast at 102.7 – Sometime in the 1960s-1975)
First licensed in 1948.
Bruce Beckman on KJEM (AM): “KJEM was purchased in the late fifties by a couple of disk jockeys who were fired by the then new owners of KOMA, Storz Broadcasting. Eddie Koontz was the number 1 rated morning drive jock but was fired to make way for the Storz top forty format.

KJEM was a 250 watt daytimer that had difficulty covering the market. Those were the days when XELO was on 800 with 150000 and would blow KJEM signal at sunrise and sunset.”

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