WestsideBulldog said:What a shame to waste the FM resource on another Music format already available in so many forms.
NoWayNoCC said:WestsideBulldog said:What a shame to waste the FM resource on another Music format already available in so many forms.
The real shame would be wasting it on another sports or right-wing talk format already available in so many forms.
ToddyO said:Program 94.5? Isn't it a translator?
There's a translator in Indy that airs WIBC HD2 which is a feed of WFNI 1070 most of the time, but this arrangement allows them to effectively split the translator programming from WFNI when desired.marconis gallbladder said:ToddyO said:Program 94.5? Isn't it a translator?
Yes. Technically, they'll be "programming" WFKS-HD2, but it will be relayed on 94.5.
94.5 Lite FM/Dayton is on a 6000 watt Class A signal in Englewood. It's always been a so-so signal in and around Dayton. That's one reason CC decided to move Channel, their CHR, to the 50,000 watt powerhouse signal to cater to the younger 18-34 demo over the aging 35-54 AC audience. The one thing they did right was keeping Kim Faris on in mornings. Kim is a Dayton institution and one of the nicest, kindest radio folks I've ever met. They did fire Paul Ellis for the second time in as many years upon the move though. Not sure how well 94.5 comes in in Cincy, but wow, is 94.5 crowded between Dayton, Cincy, and Lexington. Unreal.jb_ky said:Isn't it called Mix 94.5?Doesn't Mix 94.5 in Lexington and 945 in Dayton come in decent in Cincinnati?
jb_ky said:94.5 in Lexington used to be 100kW but not anymore, I think it's down to 80kW or 85kW for the 94.5 in Dayton.