What can you all get at 91.3 FM?
From Vermilion, OH 91.3 is WGTE/Toledo, OH with NPR and classical music
From Vermilion, OH 91.3 is WGTE/Toledo, OH with NPR and classical music
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FM Frequency of the Week - 91.3 MHz
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In Bellevue, WA it's local KBCS, operated by Bellevue College.
Over in Pacific Beach, WA I get KOSW-LP from Ocean Shores, a community radio station with 96w of power.
Portland, OR has IBOC from KOPB. I do get KCED Centralia farther N, starting around Castle Rock area.
In Yakima, WA I get KGTS Walla Walla, weak signal however.
-crainbebo
Over in Pacific Beach, WA I get KOSW-LP from Ocean Shores, a community radio station with 96w of power.
Portland, OR has IBOC from KOPB. I do get KCED Centralia farther N, starting around Castle Rock area.
In Yakima, WA I get KGTS Walla Walla, weak signal however.
-crainbebo
Here in Warminster PA(Philly 'burbs), it's usually WTSR from Trenton NJ(very weak signal).
Springfield, IL:
WIUM Macomb, IL (NPR--Western Illinois University), but mainly on a car radio (poor to fair quality).
WIUM Macomb, IL (NPR--Western Illinois University), but mainly on a car radio (poor to fair quality).
In Jackson, MS it is WMPN which is Mississippi Public Broadcasting which is NPR for central Mississippi and the only station in the Jackson, MS area that takes full advantage of HD Radio as with all the MPB outlets throughout Mississippi
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Local public broadcaster WYEP Pittsburgh.
From Gaffney, SC - Very strong bleeding from Local WYFG 91.1 about 6 miles away,
but some nights during tropo, I can hear 91.3 WLTR (SC Public Radio) from Columbia over the bleeding of 91.1.
Note: I can hear SC Public Radio from 90.1 WEPR Greenville, so no good reason to try an hear it on 91.3.
but some nights during tropo, I can hear 91.3 WLTR (SC Public Radio) from Columbia over the bleeding of 91.1.
Note: I can hear SC Public Radio from 90.1 WEPR Greenville, so no good reason to try an hear it on 91.3.
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