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96.5 in Newport

Since WMVY on Martha's Vineyard is no more, what is the 96.5 translator in Newport carrying now? I believe its call sign is W243AI.
 
The translator went silent on Friday, but Fybush is reporting that MVY staff were saying all day Friday that the MVY programming would return to the translator. There's a possibility that the MVY programming would end up on an HD2 to allow the translator to begin broadcasting the the programming again.
 
reelyreal said:
The translator went silent on Friday, but Fybush is reporting that MVY staff were saying all day Friday that the MVY programming would return to the translator. There's a possibility that the MVY programming would end up on an HD2 to allow the translator to begin broadcasting the the programming again.

I never thought about that...Can a translator simulcast an Hd2 on a translators main channel?if so Im surprised more stations dont do that.aka example how about WODS simulcasting thier hd2 on a translator in Boston.I know its not happening but an example.
 
Absolutely HD2s can be broadcast on analog translators, it started happening around the same time that AMs started doing the same thing. Boston and Providence are a couple of the few cities without them at this point. One nearby example is the new 99.5 in New London broadcasting country from WBMW-HD2.
 
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