FM Frequency of the Week - 104.3 MHz

[Buckeyes2001]

What can you get on 104.3 FM?

Here in Vermilion, OH it is WOMC/Detroit with IBOC hash from WQAL 104.1 in Cleveland. Sometimes WOMC is barely noticable and other times it's clear as can be. Last June, I had KZLT/East Grand Forks, MN via e-skip.

 

[crainbebo]

In Bellevue, WA, on the higher hills, I can get KMNT Centralia, WA (C&W).

In Edmonds, WA it's a mix of CHHR Vancouver (AAA) and KMNT.

In Portland, OR it's KFIS splatter, plus some splatter from the WAY-FM translator on 104.5 down there.

In Yakima, WA I get splatter from KXDD 104.1.

-crainbebo

 

[radioman148]

In the near north Chicago suburbs it's WJMK Chicago, all day & night.

 

[schmave]

Here in Thornville, Ohio, it's low-power WJFY from Jacksontown (about five miles up the road between here and Newark). WJFY has a lot of transmitter issues, however, and it's not unusual for them to not be on the air. They were off for a month or so after the June 29 storms that raked central Ohio.
If no WJFY, it's all WNNP, the 104.3 half of the 103.5/104.3 Rewind simulcast in Columbus.

 

[tomservo]

Here in Baldwin Co. Ala., nothing but IBOC-hash from powerhouse WDLT-FM on 104.1. (Last time I mentioned the frequency on this board it was probably still WABD, but there was a big frequency move-around a while back.)

 

[ddsparxx]

In northern VA, it's usually a mix of Baltimore's Z-104.3 and WKCY Harrisonburg, VA, both at least 80 miles away. One tropo event brought me WFXK from Bunn, NC (Raleigh area). (In NC, there's Bunn and Dunn)

 

[radiodxer]

In Denver it's Sports Radio 104.3 The Fan.....KKFN