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Nosan Radio 98.4?

Mrtejano

Mrtejano

Are they doing the same thing as Spin 106.3 in Dallas?

There is supposed a station somewhere in Richmond Tx called NOSAN RADIO 98.4.

Playing romantic music, claiming to be on the air.
 
There is a Norsan Media that operates several Hispanic targeted formats in Austin and other markets, but this isn’t them.

Even numbered FM frequencies aren’t used anywhere in The Americas outside of the French islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique in the Caribbean.

I have heard of some internet streamers that operate a Part 15 FM transmitter so any radio claim is technically correct, even if coverage is restricted to a few neighbors.😆

Any website for this “Nosan Radio”?
 
lanceventa said:
Both are internet stations. Neither are broadcast on FM...

Just because they put a frequency in their name, doesn't make them a real boy.
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It could be said, in fact, that creating a non-existent "frequency" helps protect them against legal action by a licensed station on a real frequency.
 
lanceventa said:
And that's relevant to a station claiming to be in suburban Houston how?
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I was pointing out in post #3 that a legitimate station in the U.S. would not be using an “even” frequency on FM. As a point of trivia I mentioned the only places in the Americas that did so, and forgot Greenland.

Some people find such info interesting, other dismiss it as useless noise, such as teletype sounds on all-news radio stations in 2026. Oops, wrong thread…🤣
 
Mediafrog+ said:
Even numbered FM frequencies aren’t used anywhere in The Americas outside of the French islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique in the Caribbean.
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And in Colombia (e.g. Tropicana, Tunja, 88.6 FM - which I have heard during Sporadic-E so can confirm that this is the correct frequency!)
 
Mrtejano said:
Are they doing the same thing as Spin 106.3 in Dallas?

There is supposed a station somewhere in Richmond Tx called NOSAN RADIO 98.4.

Playing romantic music, claiming to be on the air.
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Yes, sir. Nosan Radio La Más Romántica is an online radio station that uses 98.4 as a symbolic frequency of love. The owners of the station were married in April of 1998, and from that comes 98.4, the symbolic frequency of love.

Terrestrial radio frequencies always end in an odd number, and by using 98.4, Nosan Radio ensures that it does not infringe on the rights of any radio station, especially local ones. www.poetasinfuturo.com
 
lanceventa said:
Both are internet stations. Neither are broadcast on FM...

Just because they put a frequency in their name, doesn't make them a real boy.
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Mediafrog+ said:
There is a Norsan Media that operates several Hispanic targeted formats in Austin and other markets, but this isn’t them.

Even numbered FM frequencies aren’t used anywhere in The Americas outside of the French islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique in the Caribbean.

I have heard of some internet streamers that operate a Part 15 FM transmitter so any radio claim is technically correct, even if coverage is restricted to a few neighbors.😆

Any website for this “Nosan Rad
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K.M. Richards said:
It could be said, in fact, that creating a non-existent "frequency" helps protect them against legal action by a licensed station on a real frequency.
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Yes, Nosan Radio La Más Romántica (the most romantic one) is an online radio station (in Spanish) that uses 98.4 (without using FM) and always mentioning it as a symbolic frequency of love. The owners of the station were married in April of 1998, and from that comes 98.4, the symbolic frequency of love. Terrestrial radio frequencies always end in an odd number, and by using 98.4, Nosan Radio ensures that it does not infringe on the rights of any radio station, especially local ones. Nosan Radio is more than just a dream. It is now a family project with the intention of promoting love & poetry a bit more :)
 
elpoetasinfuturo said:
Terrestrial radio frequencies always end in an odd number, and by using 98.4, Nosan Radio ensures that it does not infringe on the rights of any radio station, especially local ones.
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Repeating yourself in every post doesn't make it right. You have already been challenged by the owner of this site, and you apparently dismiss his response as being not worth addressing.

That kind of attitude will get you a lot of "hope you fail" sentiment among the regulars here.
 


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