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93.1 In Montgomery

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R.D.P.

As I was surfing the dial, this past Friday, my scan stopped on 93.1.  I didn't hear nothing but some static.  However the stereo light did come on.

I didn't think Montgomery had a station, at 93.1.  If they are fixing to get one, what will be on it?

Just curious.

For those wondering, I was in Montgomery, behind the Baptist Hospital and State Convention office, when I was scanning. 

R.D.P. <><
 
I see two applications for translators at 93.1 but neither have been granted construction permits. It was the Selma AFR and Decatur BBN stations that applied.
 
Hotseat said:
I thought there was an allocation for a class A licensed to Coosada.
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According to the FCC website, there is an allocation for Coosada on 93.1 (I was thinking it was allocated to Montgomery). There are also two competing applications for a translator on that frequency in Montgomery: one for Bible Broadcasting Network, the other is for American Family Association.



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