I believe WIZQ was formerly WLIP-FM. So I'm prety sure Dex Card would have been the owner, at least at some point. I believe WIIL and WLIP-AM are still co-owned, given that they broadcast from the same building/tower on the far west side of Kenosha.
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FM Frequency of the Week: 92.9
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I remember hearing Card doing the IDs on WJZQ.
Was this on 92.9?
Warminster PA(Philly 'burbs):
Usually a LPFM from Horsham, Pa(Montgomery County). In tropo, there's WMGS from Wilkes-Barre PA,
WDSD from Smyrna DE(Dover) and WBOS from Boston.
Usually a LPFM from Horsham, Pa(Montgomery County). In tropo, there's WMGS from Wilkes-Barre PA,
WDSD from Smyrna DE(Dover) and WBOS from Boston.
Central Kansas:
Mostly weak reception of KMXN/Osage City
North Iowa:
I’m too far from KFSI/Rochester (90ish miles away), so it’s a local blank frequency, though will occasionally receive KATF/Dubuque, which pulls in strong at 100,000 watts (flat terrain helps with that as well). Eventually, VCY will fire up their Rockford-licensed station, which should warrant strong reception, since their transmitter (albeit directional) will be about 15 miles away from my location.
Mostly weak reception of KMXN/Osage City
North Iowa:
I’m too far from KFSI/Rochester (90ish miles away), so it’s a local blank frequency, though will occasionally receive KATF/Dubuque, which pulls in strong at 100,000 watts (flat terrain helps with that as well). Eventually, VCY will fire up their Rockford-licensed station, which should warrant strong reception, since their transmitter (albeit directional) will be about 15 miles away from my location.
Hartland, VT:
WEZF Burlington, VT, adult contemporary, easily the best signal locally from Burlington.
Meriden, CT:
WEHM Manorville, NY, a gold-heavy AAA format, lots of baby boomer favorites like Springsteen and Morrison.
WEZF Burlington, VT, adult contemporary, easily the best signal locally from Burlington.
Meriden, CT:
WEHM Manorville, NY, a gold-heavy AAA format, lots of baby boomer favorites like Springsteen and Morrison.
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