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Dual Broadcasts On A Singal Station

R

Robert Bass

The subject of an FM High School station broadcasting two high school football games at once, one in the left channel and one in the right channel, came up in the engineering board. I seem to recall hearing of one such station in Texas. Anyone know which station it is? Can it be heard in the North Texas area?

Thanks,

R
 
Re: Dual Broadcasts On A Single Station

> The subject of an FM High School station broadcasting two
> high school football games at once, one in the left channel
> and one in the right channel, came up in the engineering
> board. I seem to recall hearing of one such station in
> Texas. Anyone know which station it is? Can it be heard in
> the North Texas area?
>
> Thanks,
>
> R
>
KHSN IN "Shine on 9" in Liberty, Texas. east of Houston. They have Liberty games in one channel and Dayton in the other. They stram at KHSN.com WITH instructions how to listen to each.
 
Re: Dual Broadcasts On A Single Station

> > The subject of an FM High School station broadcasting two
> > high school football games at once, one in the left
> channel
> > and one in the right channel, came up in the engineering
> > board. I seem to recall hearing of one such station in
> > Texas. Anyone know which station it is? Can it be heard
> in
> > the North Texas area?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > R
> >
> KHSN IN "Shine on 9" in Liberty, Texas. east of Houston.
> They have Liberty games in one channel and Dayton in the
> other. They stram at KHSN.com WITH instructions how to
> listen to each.
>
Its actually KSHN 99.9 FM Liberty/Dayton
And the website is www.kshn.com
 
Re: Dual Broadcasts On A Single Station

> > > The subject of an FM High School station broadcasting
> two
> > > high school football games at once, one in the left
> > channel
> > > and one in the right channel, came up in the engineering
>
> > > board. I seem to recall hearing of one such station in
> > > Texas. Anyone know which station it is? Can it be
> heard
> > in
> > > the North Texas area?
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > > R
> > >
> > KHSN IN "Shine on 9" in Liberty, Texas. east of Houston.
>
> > They have Liberty games in one channel and Dayton in the
> > other. They stram at KHSN.com WITH instructions how to
> > listen to each.
> >
> Its actually KSHN 99.9 FM Liberty/Dayton
> And the website is www.kshn.com
>
ARRRGH! Typo on my part..thanks. And it's "stream" not Stram..sorry Hank.
 
Re: Dual Broadcasts On A Single Station

> > > > The subject of an FM High School station broadcasting
> > two
> > > > high school football games at once, one in the left
> > > channel
> > > > and one in the right channel, came up in the
> engineering
> >
> > > > board. I seem to recall hearing of one such station
> in
> > > > Texas. Anyone know which station it is? Can it be
> > heard
> > > in
> > > > the North Texas area?
> > > >
> > > > Thanks,
> > > >
> > > > R
> > > >
> > > KHSN IN "Shine on 9" in Liberty, Texas. east of
> Houston.
> >
> > > They have Liberty games in one channel and Dayton in the
>
> > > other. They stram at KHSN.com WITH instructions how to
> > > listen to each.
> > >
> > Its actually KSHN 99.9 FM Liberty/Dayton
> > And the website is www.kshn.com
> >
> ARRRGH! Typo on my part..thanks. And it's "stream" not
> Stram..sorry Hank.
>

Another station in East Texas does it. From what I'm told they were the first, but who knows. I believe it's KGAS? It's in the Center/Carthage area. They broadcast 3A-2A-1A games.

-J.Banks-
 
Re: Dual Broadcasts On A Single Station

Isn't it "Shine ALL 9". Not Shine on 9. As you said.

> > > > The subject of an FM High School station broadcasting
> > two
> > > > high school football games at once, one in the left
> > > channel
> > > > and one in the right channel, came up in the
> engineering
> >
> > > > board. I seem to recall hearing of one such station
> in
> > > > Texas. Anyone know which station it is? Can it be
> > heard
> > > in
> > > > the North Texas area?
> > > >
> > > > Thanks,
> > > >
> > > > R
> > > >
> > > KHSN IN "Shine on 9" in Liberty, Texas. east of
> Houston.
> >
> > > They have Liberty games in one channel and Dayton in the
>
> > > other. They stram at KHSN.com WITH instructions how to
> > > listen to each.
> > >
> > Its actually KSHN 99.9 FM Liberty/Dayton
> > And the website is www.kshn.com
> >
> ARRRGH! Typo on my part..thanks. And it's "stream" not
> Stram..sorry Hank.
>
 
Re: Dual Broadcasts On A Single Station

> Isn't it "Shine ALL 9". Not Shine on 9. As you said.

Yep, it's Shine All 9, and it's a good little station. I'm resisting the temptation to use the "Shinola" reference.
 
Re: Dual Broadcasts On A Single Station

> Isn't it "Shine ALL 9". Not Shine on 9. As you said.
>
You are correct as well and I am a lousy speed typist.
 
> The subject of an FM High School station broadcasting two
> high school football games at once, one in the left channel
> and one in the right channel...

KGAS in Carthage did this for years, putting the home town Carthage games on AM and one side of the channel, and another game from a smaller area school on the other side.

It sort of worked. The signal was definitely split, but some of the area schools were right at the edge of where you start to lose a stereo signal, thus making it maddening. I believe they have abandoned it in favor of internet streaming.
 
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