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FM Frequency of the Week: 94.1
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East Tennessee: K-Love station WMKX, Morristown TN, and in certain areas, W231DY, relaying WVVB. Kingston TN.
Retro/other: Dayton, OH area: WNNF (whatever calls and format they are any given week---the old WSAI-FM), and sometimes WHBC-FM, Canton, OH. During a big tropo event, I heard WVIC, Jackson MI overriding Cincinnati.
Retro/other: Dayton, OH area: WNNF (whatever calls and format they are any given week---the old WSAI-FM), and sometimes WHBC-FM, Canton, OH. During a big tropo event, I heard WVIC, Jackson MI overriding Cincinnati.
At my location in the near north Chicago suburbs 94.1 is all splatter from local WLIT on 93.9.
Hartland, VT: Nothing
Meriden, CT: Nothing
A rare double blank! I'll have to remember to check out 94.1 during the next tropo or skip opening and see what's coming in.
Meriden, CT: Nothing
A rare double blank! I'll have to remember to check out 94.1 during the next tropo or skip opening and see what's coming in.
In Norfolk, VA, Max Media's WVSP (ESPN) comes in loud and clear night and day!
From Carrollton, MO:
KFKF, Kansas City, MO, which has been playing country music since it signed on the air on May 23, 1963, as KCKN-FM. The radio station became KFKF in 1982.
KFKF, Kansas City, MO, which has been playing country music since it signed on the air on May 23, 1963, as KCKN-FM. The radio station became KFKF in 1982.
Here in NEPA, it's WQKX around the clock, out of Sunbury, sort of a Hot AC / CHR mix.
A supervisor at work once asked me (the token DXer there) how he could get Howard Stern's show better on WYSP Philly, also on 94.1. 'I get a lot of some other station, with an X in it. Some kiddie station.' (Sunbury's positioner is '94 KX) .
I told him to buy some $40 Radio Shack TV aerial and point it at Philly ; that I'd climb the roof for him and install it, pivoted directly at Philly. and would nail it down if necessary.
Sunbury puts its red, main, Radio-Locator contour right smack down the middle of his Pottsville.
WYSP (now WIP-FM)'s outer blue contour ends just short of Pottsville, but a TV antenna beam would've brought his Stern show in better. He left the company soon thereafter, so I don't know how effective my idea could have turned out.
A supervisor at work once asked me (the token DXer there) how he could get Howard Stern's show better on WYSP Philly, also on 94.1. 'I get a lot of some other station, with an X in it. Some kiddie station.' (Sunbury's positioner is '94 KX) .
I told him to buy some $40 Radio Shack TV aerial and point it at Philly ; that I'd climb the roof for him and install it, pivoted directly at Philly. and would nail it down if necessary.
Sunbury puts its red, main, Radio-Locator contour right smack down the middle of his Pottsville.
WYSP (now WIP-FM)'s outer blue contour ends just short of Pottsville, but a TV antenna beam would've brought his Stern show in better. He left the company soon thereafter, so I don't know how effective my idea could have turned out.
Central Kansas:
A typically blank signal, but can pull in either KFKF/KCK or KDNS/Downs, depending on the day/conditions, albeit being weak.
North Iowa:
Heavy bleedover from adjacent channel KIAI/Mason City. Away from the RF cloud, KRNA/Iowa City tends to be a common visitor, albeit marginally. WIAL/Elk Mound (Eau Claire) is a bit more receivable towards the Minnesota border. Even during tropo, KXLP from the Mankato area is typically non-existent.
A typically blank signal, but can pull in either KFKF/KCK or KDNS/Downs, depending on the day/conditions, albeit being weak.
North Iowa:
Heavy bleedover from adjacent channel KIAI/Mason City. Away from the RF cloud, KRNA/Iowa City tends to be a common visitor, albeit marginally. WIAL/Elk Mound (Eau Claire) is a bit more receivable towards the Minnesota border. Even during tropo, KXLP from the Mankato area is typically non-existent.
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