Rocklin, CA
KBAA Grass Valley with a weak signal
Vallejo, CA
KATM Modesto with a weak signal
KBAA Grass Valley with a weak signal
Vallejo, CA
KATM Modesto with a weak signal
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FM Frequency of the Week: 103.3
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WVYB - Holly Hill FL - 103-3 The Vibe (Daytona Beach area) - under enhanced conditions
@80 milesNNW of Melbourne
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@80 milesNNW of Melbourne
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Hartland, VT:
Nothing
Meriden, CT:
W277DT Hartford, translator for right-wing talker WDRC(AM) Hartford.
Nothing
Meriden, CT:
W277DT Hartford, translator for right-wing talker WDRC(AM) Hartford.
Central Kansas:
Weak, but sometimes audible, signals from KPRS/KCMO and KJLS/Hays.
North Iowa:
Weak reception from K277DA/Charles City (which relays KCHA-AM). Otherwise, KAZR/Pella will make its way in on occasion, depending on conditions/antenna positioning.
Weak, but sometimes audible, signals from KPRS/KCMO and KJLS/Hays.
North Iowa:
Weak reception from K277DA/Charles City (which relays KCHA-AM). Otherwise, KAZR/Pella will make its way in on occasion, depending on conditions/antenna positioning.
Wilmington Delaware
A weak WPRB from Princeton NJ with the usual College radio format (anything goes). A regular visitor is WESR from Onley VA about halfway down the VA part of Delmarva. Under normal reception conditions it is barely audible but on warm humid evenings it can put a perfect stereo signal in for many hours. It fades away a few hours after sunrise only to return again at night.
A weak WPRB from Princeton NJ with the usual College radio format (anything goes). A regular visitor is WESR from Onley VA about halfway down the VA part of Delmarva. Under normal reception conditions it is barely audible but on warm humid evenings it can put a perfect stereo signal in for many hours. It fades away a few hours after sunrise only to return again at night.
A somewhat uneventful frequency here in Canyon Lake, Texas. 103.3 from San Antonio can make it up here, but very weak. The only other catches that I can recall are 103.3 out of the Metroplex (both in the ESPN days and current VCY). Have pulled in WKDF Nashville during E-skip events (both in their AOR/CHR era and current Country format).
Here in Pickerington, Ohio, nothing next to local WNND on 103.5, which transmits from about five miles to my north/northeast, and Spanish-language WVKO on 103.1.
Maybe 30 miles to my east, W277BV-FM "Radio U" from Zanesville starts to pop through. Non-directional with a robust 19 watts, but thanks to the elevation in that part of the state it transmits from more than 1,100 feet, per Radio Locator. It's essentially covered up by 103.5's hash by the time you hit the Licking-Muskingum county line about 15 miles west of Zanesville.
Maybe 30 miles to my east, W277BV-FM "Radio U" from Zanesville starts to pop through. Non-directional with a robust 19 watts, but thanks to the elevation in that part of the state it transmits from more than 1,100 feet, per Radio Locator. It's essentially covered up by 103.5's hash by the time you hit the Licking-Muskingum county line about 15 miles west of Zanesville.
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