When I last checked, yes.
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Miami/Fort Lauderdale 93.5 on 2 HDs. Why?
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When I last checked, yes.
Is there any change with the new month on WMIA HD2?
I just checked a few seconds ago... nope. It's still the same W228BY translator on there.
ok, I thought W228BY currently was WSFS HD4's translator instead of WMIA HD2's one.
Can someone tell me what 107.1 (W296DK) is programming? It's listed on FCCdata.org as a translator for WFLL and WKIS. That can't be right.
according to the remote receiver in http://qsl.ddns.net:8080/ or http://57.135.105.35:8080/, it broadcasts the Israeli Radio Miami and it's a translator for 99.9 WKIS-HD4
Thanks!
Is there any change on WMIA HD2?
Not yet.
Is it on any other HD signals?
And not only that, there is no HD2. Only HD1 and HD3, which is odd.
I can confirm this. Revolution is now solely on 104.3 WSFS-HD4. The original home, 100.7 WHYI-HD2, is no longer btw. Its just HD1 now.
That took a long time. Revolution is unusual insofar as they promote their HD signal occasionally.
Still, is safe to say most of their listeners are tuned to analog 93.3... Most of them to the strangely powerful translator out of Miami. They are no longer on the I Heart Radio app, but are available elsewhere as a stream.
Boca Raton is well within 104.3's primary coverage. But, the amount of people listening to the hd-4 signal is surely small.
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