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Evolution 93.5 to launch 3/13/2013
- Thread starter Morpheux
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Now if only 93.5 had decent reception in most of South Florida, especially in Palm Beach County. ???
Now, but not in the number of listeners it can ultimately cover.Morpheux said:
cd637299 said:
It had been mentioned in the 93.5 thread that they are or were translating WHYI-HD2.FLjack2 said:
I just put 93.5 on, and one of three things are currently happening:
They are translating Reach FM
They are off the air and I am hearing W228BV.
The weather has changed and I am hearing W228BV.
I live just south of Surfside.
Oh, I guess the website rules out the first possibility.
Great timing for UMF, starts in a couple days.
Is the translator pretty much restricted to Miami-Dade county?
Tony Santiago said:
It's pretty much restricted to about a 10 to 12 mile radius around One Biscayne. It'll get farther in cars at times, but that's not where most listening takes place.
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Groove1670
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The antenna height is a plus, even with a lower ERP. It will be interesting how ducting and co channel interference will impact the signal.
Note: I did not look up the translator info, but I would assume CC went with height VS power.
why coudnt it have been evolution 939, c.c should have gotten rid of wmia and they would have coverd all three counties at 93.9 with dance.. anyway i preffer party 931 they cover both counties well with hd
Nocturnalstate said:
Why would you blow up WMIA with good ratings?
At THIS point, this is a start.
Of course we would want a better signal with wider range of coverage versus a translator but at this point, support the station! ;D
We really need to "prove" that despite the signal, that people WANT this music. And if the response is good to excellent, that could support the argument that the format works and perhaps another corporation (or maybe CC themselves) could put on dance/EDM on such a strong signal that can cover the Eastern Keys all the way up to West Palm Beach. Set up a translator in Key West if that's the case
Of course we would want a better signal with wider range of coverage versus a translator but at this point, support the station! ;D
We really need to "prove" that despite the signal, that people WANT this music. And if the response is good to excellent, that could support the argument that the format works and perhaps another corporation (or maybe CC themselves) could put on dance/EDM on such a strong signal that can cover the Eastern Keys all the way up to West Palm Beach. Set up a translator in Key West if that's the case
Radioresearcher said:
we allready have several stations that play 80s/90's thru now genres and NONE on fm that play dance..
I doubt that CC would put in the effort to stunt on a mere translator that covers about a dozen miles of Dade County.
JayR said:
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