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FM Frequency of the Week: 107.5
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From Cheyenne, WY:
It's KTRR "Retro 102.5" in Loveland, CO (37.9 miles away) with a moderate signal all over. I can occasionally get their HD to lock. This definitely makes it viable alternative to KIGN (just 3 spots down the dial at 101.9) or KRRR (104.9).
I don't have any tropo or E-skip loggings at this time.
Travel: KTRR pushes it's way into the North Denver suburbs before it fades away. In Estes Park, KTRR is fairly consistent.
In Riverton, WY, the K273BY translator (Pilgrim) is surprisingly strong at the college over there.
In Sheridan, Scottsbluff, and Rapid City, 102.5 is just splatter from a local on 102.3 or 102.7.
During my trip to Capser, it was KHOC "Heart Radio" of course, however it seemed to pack less signal than Casper's other 100kw stations.
It's KTRR "Retro 102.5" in Loveland, CO (37.9 miles away) with a moderate signal all over. I can occasionally get their HD to lock. This definitely makes it viable alternative to KIGN (just 3 spots down the dial at 101.9) or KRRR (104.9).
I don't have any tropo or E-skip loggings at this time.
Travel: KTRR pushes it's way into the North Denver suburbs before it fades away. In Estes Park, KTRR is fairly consistent.
In Riverton, WY, the K273BY translator (Pilgrim) is surprisingly strong at the college over there.
In Sheridan, Scottsbluff, and Rapid City, 102.5 is just splatter from a local on 102.3 or 102.7.
During my trip to Capser, it was KHOC "Heart Radio" of course, however it seemed to pack less signal than Casper's other 100kw stations.
Near north Chicago suburbs is WGCI with a very good signal.
@MarioMania Sorry I goofed up on this one.
I read it as "102.5" instead of "107.5"
So from Cheyenne Wyoming, again:
It is usually KQKS from Denver (105 miles) with a weak to occasionally decent signal. During a good Tropo event, the HD will lock in for a while.
107.5 doesn't show up in any other place I've been to.
I read it as "102.5" instead of "107.5"
So from Cheyenne Wyoming, again:
It is usually KQKS from Denver (105 miles) with a weak to occasionally decent signal. During a good Tropo event, the HD will lock in for a while.
107.5 doesn't show up in any other place I've been to.
Warminster PA(Philly 'burbs):
Usually semi-local WBYN(religious station) from Boyertown PA(near Reading). Tropo gives us WBLS from NYC
and another one I can't remember.
Usually semi-local WBYN(religious station) from Boyertown PA(near Reading). Tropo gives us WBLS from NYC
and another one I can't remember.
WFCC from Chatham MA(Cape Cod) is that other 107.5 station I was thinking of.
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I think I heard a weak folk/country signal once here in Kansas City, but the channel is mostly empty. No idea where that came from.
Central Kansas:
Until I moved a few years ago, it was a blank frequency. In late 2018, K298CZ, which relays KINA/Salina, signed on, though it’s mostly fair reception.
North Iowa:
Depending on the day, it’s a mostly weak KKDM/Des Moines, with an occasional visit from KBGY/Faribault.
Until I moved a few years ago, it was a blank frequency. In late 2018, K298CZ, which relays KINA/Salina, signed on, though it’s mostly fair reception.
North Iowa:
Depending on the day, it’s a mostly weak KKDM/Des Moines, with an occasional visit from KBGY/Faribault.
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