Tropo, perhaps? Country Legends is booming into Tyler, completely wiping out KEGL. Strong signal with HD lock on 106.9 KHPT, wiping out semi local KAZE Ore City. Also have 100.3 "BULL-FM" in all of its HD glory. No HD on 97.1, however.Orange County, TX - Is KTHT running at reduced power. Barely audible in my truck and inside the house nothing?
They did seem weaker when I first noticed their HD off a few days ago. I didn't know for sure because I'm pretty close to them.Tropo, perhaps? Country Legends is booming into Tyler, completely wiping out KEGL.
KTHT is at normal signal strength here in NW Harris County at some checks this morning. Scattered rain overnight and this morning in SE Texas, and humidity is up, so likely tropo bringing in some co-channel clashes.They did seem weaker when I first noticed their HD off a few days ago. I didn't know for sure because I'm pretty close to them.
Ktht isnt the only station wiping out KEGL. There are dozens of other stations doing the same thing, in Dallas 🤣Tropo, perhaps? Country Legends is booming into Tyler, completely wiping out KEGL. Strong signal with HD lock on 106.9 KHPT, wiping out semi local KAZE Ore City. Also have 100.3 "BULL-FM" in all of its HD glory. No HD on 97.1, however.
All the hot air being blown by KEGL hosts is creating temperature inversions that, instead of bringing in different stations to their listeners, instead sends those listeners to different stations.🤪🤣Ktht isnt the only station wiping out KEGL. There are dozens of other stations doing the same thing, in Dallas 🤣
Hard to tell. It is still strong enough to be one of two stations that come in on the old Denon tuner in my garage near Lake Conroe with no antenna connected (KVST being the other one).Orange County, TX - Is KTHT running at reduced power. Barely audible in my truck and inside the house nothing?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣All the hot air being blown by KEGL hosts is creating temperature inversions that, instead of bringing in different stations to their listeners, instead sends those listeners to different stations.🤪🤣
KVST seems to currently be back on their Willis AUX right now. Also you can’t get KAFR?Hard to tell. It is still strong enough to be one of two stations that come in on the old Denon tuner in my garage near Lake Conroe with no antenna connected (KVST being the other one).
I don’t think they broadcast in stereo, it at least doesn’t get picked up on a seek… The tuner in my garage is old enough to drink, it’s a mid-90’s Denon that I’m shocked still works. I also don’t go out of my way to listen to the content on KAFR while wrenching on something in the garage 🤣KVST seems to currently be back on their Willis AUX right now. Also you can’t get KAFR?
HD went off the 11th and RDS went off on the 12thIt might not be anything but I noticed yesterday (listening in Kingwood) that KTHTs RDS is off and to me the audio is different. My Insignia HD radio isn’t picking up an HD signal
So there is different metadata on 97.1 depending in whether you have an HD radio or not? Odd. On my car HD receiver on 97.1 I am just seeing a static “Country Legends 97.1” on the song title and artist fields, but on 92.9 HD-2 I see full artist/song info.HD is back on KTHT, along with the audio being in proper stereo once again. Metadata is a static “Country Legends 97.1” on the HD, full artist/title on the analog.
Yep, the tuner in my truck allows me to turn HD on/off on the fly so I was able to quickly confirm. On the HD carrier, I get "Country Legends 97.1" for title/artist, but on analog, RDS gives me "Now Playing $title by $artist", with the title/artist correctly populated.So there is different metadata on 97.1 depending in whether you have an HD radio or not? Odd. On my car HD receiver on 97.1 I am just seeing a static “Country Legends 97.1” on the song title and artist fields, but on 92.9 HD-2 I see full artist/song info.
Of course prep work may be happening at the KTHT transmitter ahead of the EMF takeover, so engineering changes might be expected.
Goodbye, final remainders of HOT 97.1 Houston! You've overstayed your welcome.Just noting that EMF has applied to change newly acquired KXXF to KLTW, which might mean the KTHT call will also be replaced.
Having posted that, let’s not drag KXXF back into the Houston board. I updated this in the thread that is now on the Texas board.
K-Love Texas Winnie? Or are they pulling a KTWL for The Woodlands even though the signal doesn't reach there? I could see EMF being interested in KTWL and the Houston translator to basically have 1 super 105.3.Just noting that EMF has applied to change newly acquired KXXF to KLTW, which might mean the KTHT call will also be replaced.
When you're shilling a product, truth is secondary.I’ve been hearing Country Legends running spots with Scott Sparks directing listeners to 92.9 HD2 and calling it high definition radio. We all know that’s not what the HD stands for here but on that same note, Scott Sparks voices a liner on 106.9 HD2 calling it “Expanded High Definition radio”. Does he not know that the HD stands for Hybrid Digital? I did a check on 92.9 HD2 today and it’s not even close to high definition. It sounds horrible. Still the same bad quality it was when KCOH was on that sub channel. Is no one over there aware of this?