FM Frequency of the Week 2018-19-20: 91.5

[gr8oldies]

3 more and we'll get to the (traditional US )Class A FM frequencies. Now, the U.S. non-comm frequency of 91.5.

East Tennessee: A weak signal from Godcaster WVCT, Keavy, KY, just outside Corbin.

Dayton, OH area: Maybe WECI, Richmond IN drifting in.

Retro DX clip of the week from Bob Hawkins: Here's non-comm WBJC, Baltimore MD.
http://46124.info/FM/Maryland/MD Baltimore 91.5 1974 WBJC.mp3

 

[radioman148]

In the near north Chicago suburbs 91.5 is a strong signal from local NPR WBEZ transmitting from The Hancock building.

 

[cotton belt]

Smith County, Texas, 5 miles NW of Tyler:

Most common is KHML Madisonville, Texas 95kW @ 104m HAAT owned by Houston Christian Broadcasters. It is a repeater of the flagship 105.7 KHCB-FM in Houston, and just recently became a bit on the redundant side, given HCB's purchase of KBPC Crockett in February. KTXK Texarkana, Texas 100kW @ 93m HAAT owned by the Texarkana Community College is less common, but does make appearances in this part of ETX.

 

[CTListener]

Meriden, CT:

Fringe reception of WGRS Guilford, a 100% simulcast of classical WMNR 88.1 Monroe.

 

[cyberdad]

Far northwest Chicago suburbs. 91.5 is all WBEZ with a good signal. One of the better signals from downtown Chicago.

 

[ftballfan]

A satellator of Freedom Radio FM in Manistee, MI. Before it moved down a notch from 91.7 to accommodate 91.9 WGCP's massive upgrade a couple of years ago (WGCP went from 3kW on a puny tower near Cadillac to 2.65kW from the much taller Harrietta tower home to WIAA and WOLW [and a translator of WPBN-TV]), WICA was commonly heard.

 

[KYradioJake]

Lexington, KY:
Clear frequency on a good tuner. Otherwise, bleedover and IBOC noise from WUKY 91.3 (100kW)

Zachary, LA:
Good-fair signal from local religious KPAE, Erwinville (10kW @ 164' ~17 mi.)

 

[dxsphere]

Moses Lake, WA:
KLWS is a local on 91.5 w/ HD radio