FM Frequency of the Week - 90.1 MHz

[Buckeyes2001]

What do you all get on 90.1 FM?

Here in Vermilion, OH it is mostly IBLOCK hash from WCPN 90.3 but under that I can usually hear WXML/Upper Sandusky, OH with a religious format.

 

[ddsparxx]

In northern VA, I get DC's WCSP; a public affairs talk station also known as C-Span. HD-2 and HD-3 broadcasts different C-Span stuff.

 

[JaredC17]

KERA 90.1 is what I receive here.

 

[MarioMania]

In Vallejo, CA

Slop from KDFC on 89.9 and 90.3

 

[dxtrfn]

WNAA Greensboro

 

[Schroedingers Cat]

Used to be WMBI-FM Chicago, IL, almost all the time, 200+ miles away. Now it's usually WUCX-FM Bay City, MI.

 

[Lawppy]

From Coldwater, MI-

Almost always WMBI- Chicago, IL until local WYBA signed on in 2008. The nail was really driven into the coffin when that local upgraded to 32,000 watts.

 

[crainbebo]

Monroe, WA- KNWP Port Angeles, WA. NW Public Radio with 1600 watts.

Pacific Beach, WA - nothing noted here.

Portland, OR - splatter from KQAC 89.9.

Eldon, WA - very weak KPLI Olympia, WA and possibly KUPS Tacoma WA as well but not IDed.

Yakima, WA - IBOC from KNWY 90.3

-crainbebo

 

[purpledevil]

From Houston: non-comm powerhouse KPFT-Houston, airing NPR/Pacifica @ 100kW/673ft.

 

[Tim from Springfield IL]

Springfield, IL: WTSG Carlinville, IL (religious)--which has recently become a repeater of WLLM-1370 Lincoln, IL. Surprisingly, a translator station for 1370/90.1 hasn't yet signed on the air in Springfield (although a look of the FM Query makes me wonder if one's coming down the pike).

 

[ftballfan]

Manistee, MI: A weak (but sometimes strong) WORQ Green Bay, WI; WMBI makes it up here rarely
Allendale, MI: Usually splatter from 100kW local WBLV Twin Lake, MI (not grandfathered; their stick is a couple of miles into Zone II)

 

[dave73]

In Chicagoland, I get WMBI-FM Chicago, which is the only station licensed to Chicago, that transmits out in the suburbs. Of course for them, they'd (Moody Bible Institute) be foolish if they relocated to a Chicago skyscraper, since they're the only Chicago station on a grandfathered Class B license @ 100kw @ 433ft (135m), which is also the same tower that their AM station is on at AM 1110 (a daytimer).

 

[KenoGuy]

Kenosha, WI- WMBI; one of the strongest signals from Chicago up here, but a little choppy due to their lack of height relative to the other full-power Chicago FMs.

 

[Signal]

Falmouth, MA:

WCAI 90.1 NPR.