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Christmas Music

fybush said:
Not great. CJBC-FM 90.3 and CBLA 99.1 get in pretty well. CKIS 92.5 fights with WBEE. CIND 88.1 and CIUT 89.5 are usable as far south as Grand Island in a car. The rest are all lower power and/or on adjacent or even co-channel to Buffalo and not really usable.
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I thought there is or was a religious station @ 88.3 FM that bleeds into the 88.1 signal, making it almost impossible to get that station on the American side...???
 
Yeziknoradio said:
I thought there is or was a religious station @ 88.3 FM that bleeds into the 88.1 signal, making it almost impossible to get that station on the American side...???
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88.1 is a 45W translator off a cell tower near the 33 in Cheektowaga. It's a fringe signal with little to no coverage on Grand Island. They do have construction permit for 80W lower on the tower that doesn't seem like it will improve the signal that far out but might fill in better on Buffalo's East Side. There's also WCOU at 88.3 out of Attica with 11KW that might impact both stations. CIND at nearly 1000 feet and 12KW in Toronto is listenable north of the escarpment, but not so much where it doesn't have line-of-sight into the Tonawandas and certainly not in most of the metro.
 
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