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Diva 92.3

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I picked this station up over by 281 and 1604 intersection. I picked it up crystal clear and stopped at Las Palapas to listen. It was Diva 92.3 from New Orleans, LA! How could a signal that far reach all the way over here?


Diva 92.3 is basically a station to "bring out the diva in you," as the jingle says. It's Rhythmic AC mixed with dance and old school hip hop.
 
> I picked this station up over by 281 and 1604 intersection.
> I picked it up crystal clear and stopped at Las Palapas to
> listen. It was Diva 92.3 from New Orleans, LA! How could a
> signal that far reach all the way over here?
>
>
> Diva 92.3 is basically a station to "bring out the diva in
> you," as the jingle says. It's Rhythmic AC mixed with dance
> and old school hip hop.
>
Good catch! While you still remember the time and what was playing, you should look up the web site and send their engineering staff an email with a reception report.

You can blame <a target="_blank" href=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TV/FM_DX#Tropospheric_ducting>tropospheric ducting</a> for the unusual reception.
 
> >
> Good catch! While you still remember the time and what was
> playing, you should look up the web site and send their
> engineering staff an email with a reception report.

What for? Diva 92.3 is better then half the station we have in here in San Antonio.
 
> > I picked this station up over by 281 and 1604
> intersection.
> > I picked it up crystal clear and stopped at Las Palapas to
>
> > listen. It was Diva 92.3 from New Orleans, LA! How could
> a
> > signal that far reach all the way over here?
> >
> >
> > Diva 92.3 is basically a station to "bring out the diva in
>
> > you," as the jingle says. It's Rhythmic AC mixed with
> dance
> > and old school hip hop.
> >
> Good catch! While you still remember the time and what was
> playing, you should look up the web site and send their
> engineering staff an email with a reception report.
>
> You can blame tropospheric ducting for the unusual
> reception.
>
Well I caught the station arond 4am (after daylight savings time ended) and I was going eastbound on 1604 pretty much at the traffic light where 1604 and 281 intersect. At the time there were commericals playing, then the jingle and a few dance songs, I know one of them was a dance version of a Scissor Sisters song, n then Young MC "Bust A Move." Maybe Jammin 94.1 could go to their website, http://www.diva923.com/ and check it out.
It's a very diverse playlist and goes beyond the dance/rhythmic format by adding pop/rock and hip hop. I could see this doing good here.
 
> What for? Diva 92.3 is better then half the station we have
> in here in San Antonio.
>
I didn't mean that the report would be a complaint. The report's just useful information to the engineers. When I was a kid a few decades back, engineers would reply to DX reports with a letter of thanks and some trinket from the station, like a bumper sticker. I doubt that they'll do that now, in this era of corporate radio.
 
I got stations from Shreveport this weekend, even durring the day!!<P ID="signature">______________
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