93.3 in San Antonio?

[TheGrant]

I can't find records of a new frequency in San Antonio. It simulcasts spanish music with 98.9 but I don't know what city it's licensed to. The signal's decent, but not good. I think it is religion-oriented. I don't speak spanish so I cant understand it's name, slogan, etc. Anybody know it's I.D.?

 

[ticoSD]

> I can't find records of a new frequency in San Antonio. It
> simulcasts spanish music with 98.9 but I don't know what
> city it's licensed to. The signal's decent, but not good. I
> think it is religion-oriented. I don't speak spanish so I
> cant understand it's name, slogan, etc. Anybody know it's
> I.D.?
>

I don't live in the SAT, but I did a search on radio-locator.com and the only Spanish-language station on 93.3 in Texas I found was in Port Arthur, near the Louisiana state line. The 98.9 you're referring to is KLMO, licensed to Dilley and rimshots San Antonio from the southwest. Radio-locator isn't exactly the most accurate site for radio information, though, so it could be that it's missing the info you're looking for. <P ID="signature">______________
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[radiotex2]

K229BF. Translator for KLMO. They were moved to 227 (93.3 MHz) after KLBJ protested. This is one of those Translators that never should have been given consideration let alone granted a license.

Audio is way over modulated and the signal splatters into 93.7 on the north side of SA.

This is one that should be reconsidered.

IMHO, WASTE OF BANDWIDTH!

 

[jras20]

While we are talking about low power stations, there is still that 101.3 out at Gonzales still running is that a leagle transmitter?? It kills 101X and KONO for a few miles, its a fringe area of those stations I know but it looks like they could of aproved for a diffrent frequency if that was a leagle station.

 

[eepstein]

On most occasions, KDHT can put a weak but listenable signal into the northern burbs of San Antonio. How does this effect this other translator at 93.3??


> K229BF. Translator for KLMO. They were moved to 227 (93.3
> MHz) after KLBJ protested. This is one of those Translators
> that never should have been given consideration let alone
> granted a license.
>
> Audio is way over modulated and the signal splatters into
> 93.7 on the north side of SA.
>
> This is one that should be reconsidered.
>
> IMHO, WASTE OF BANDWIDTH!
>