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Another new station?

Mrtejano

Mrtejano

Another new station? I am listening on 96.1 FM on I 10 and Blalock hey station in Spanish. It is called La Red hispana radio.
 
I am now on I 10 in the parking lot I am now on I 10 in the parking lot of igloo of Igloo Corp.And I am picking up 105.3 from Houston very clear
 
Mrtejano said:
Another new station? I am listening on 96.1 FM on I 10 and Blalock hey station in Spanish. It is called La Red hispana radio.
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La Red Hispana is a non-profit distributor of programming out of the DC area. It is essentially a syndicator for public affairs and public service type shows. It's not a radio station.

https://www.laredhispana.org/
 
Mr Eduardo Here is a question for you. I am listening to Que Buena 92.9 and they just did a traffic report. Erika Reyna was the lady who was giving the traffic report. She is the same Erika Reyna that does the reports on Houston’s 102.9. What other markets does she do the reports for?
 
By the way I can hear 102.9 KLTN all the way here in San Antonio Tx.

It’s the only station from Houston that I could pick up all the way here. Very statically as I got close to Sea World. But when I got to San Antonio City limita I still could pick it up.
 
I’m just hearing the usual KBLT or KCDF when checking 96.1 in the car, with a little of the KTEK translator thrown in. Occasionally KAGG makes it through.

Might keep an ear out for any reactivation of KIRP, though I have no info on such a possibility.
 
Mrtejano said:
By the way I can hear 102.9 KLTN all the way here in San Antonio Tx.

It’s the only station from Houston that I could pick up all the way here. Very statically as I got close to Sea World. But when I got to San Antonio City limita I still could pick it up.
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Warm weather.

It's nothing special.
 
ContinuousWave said:
Why?? They aren't 2000ft full Class C's like Houston signals are...their range is normal for their height and power
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Beaumont stations were almost regulars (before the translators signed) around Houston and they are only a few miles closer to Downtown.

Take KCOL as an example. It has less height and lower power than KNDE, yet they were easier to catch around Houston than KNDE ever was (unless you were north of Spring).
 
BamaTX said:
Beaumont stations were almost regulars (before the translators signed) around Houston and they are only a few miles closer to Downtown.

Take KCOL as an example. It has less height and lower power than KNDE, yet they were easier to catch around Houston than KNDE ever was (unless you were north of Spring).
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And KCOL was not nearly as powerful as KIOC.
 
Enhanced coverage due to east west ducting...N S doesn't happen as often...have seen the same thing with ham rptrs in VHF range between BPT and Houston
 
Mrtejano said:
Mr Eduardo Here is a question for you. I am listening to Que Buena 92.9 and they just did a traffic report. Erika Reyna was the lady who was giving the traffic report. She is the same Erika Reyna that does the reports on Houston’s 102.9. What other markets does she do the reports for?
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Erika Reyna - Ayala is based in LA and does traffic for about 10 Univision stations
 
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