Rocklin, CA
Splatter from KYMX 96.1 Sacramento
Vallejo, CA
Splatter from KGMZ 95.7 San Francisco
Splatter from KYMX 96.1 Sacramento
Vallejo, CA
Splatter from KGMZ 95.7 San Francisco
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FM Frequency of the Week: 95.9
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Tyler, TX:
A weak signal from KCKL Malakoff, as it is sandwiched between the K-DOK translator one channel down, and KKTX one channel up.
A weak signal from KCKL Malakoff, as it is sandwiched between the K-DOK translator one channel down, and KKTX one channel up.
Hartland, VT, and Meriden, CT:
Empty frequency at both locations, with splatter from WKSS 95.7 in Meriden.
Empty frequency at both locations, with splatter from WKSS 95.7 in Meriden.
East Tennessee--If anything, WRZX, "The Hog", Colonial Heights TN.
Around Columbus, Ohio, it's 99-watt W240CX "95.9 The Fish" with Christian music and Cleveland Guardians baseball.
It gets out decently well, 25-30 miles or so in each direction, from just south of downtown Columbus.
Even so, I rarely if ever have a problem hearing WHIO on 95.7 in the western and northern parts of the area.
It gets out decently well, 25-30 miles or so in each direction, from just south of downtown Columbus.
Even so, I rarely if ever have a problem hearing WHIO on 95.7 in the western and northern parts of the area.
That's an odd combination -- CCM and pro sports play-by-play. I wonder if any other such stations exist.
It is for sure ... and we have it twice in this market, because the local gospel station also is our Cleveland Cavaliers affiliate.
It's the result of our local iHeart cluster pretty much eliminating sports play-by-play or at least relegating it to second-tier signals because they don't want to run any on our big news-talker WTVN, known and loved in these parts as "Radio Free Canada."
Our local Reds affiliate, which carries hip hop and R&B, only carries night and weekend games. The same station does carry every Bengals game. Fortunately for us, WLW's strong signal and a few nearby affiliates of decent strength take care of Cincinnati sports fans in central Ohio.
A few years ago, Columbus' Indians affiliate was an HD2 signal of one of iHeart's two strongest FM signals. It was a straight simulcast of WTAM with zero local additions or IDs. The Browns are on our heritage all-sports station.
It's the result of our local iHeart cluster pretty much eliminating sports play-by-play or at least relegating it to second-tier signals because they don't want to run any on our big news-talker WTVN, known and loved in these parts as "Radio Free Canada."
Our local Reds affiliate, which carries hip hop and R&B, only carries night and weekend games. The same station does carry every Bengals game. Fortunately for us, WLW's strong signal and a few nearby affiliates of decent strength take care of Cincinnati sports fans in central Ohio.
A few years ago, Columbus' Indians affiliate was an HD2 signal of one of iHeart's two strongest FM signals. It was a straight simulcast of WTAM with zero local additions or IDs. The Browns are on our heritage all-sports station.
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