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FM Frequency of the Week for 12/3: 88.3

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I do apologize for disappearing on everyone over Thanksgiving break, although it was certainly good to let everybody enjoy the time off with their families instead of bothering them, and then I had a cold as well. Picking up with the schedule we left off, we should be on a non-comm week, and next Friday (I promise it will be an actual Friday this time) will be back to commercial.

In Cheyenne, WY:
88.3 is home to a weak semi-local KVXO that occasionally barges in with RDS from 50 miles away. Supposedly it was a K-Love at one point, but now it's classical

I have gotten some E-skip here, including what I believe to be KLVC Chico, CA. How about you?
 
South Mississippi:

WRBH New Orleans with radio reading format
Tropo has also brought in KIEE St. Martinville, LA, KBYS Lake Charles, LA, and KPAC San Antonio, TX.
 
Nothing around Columbus, Ohio but elsewhere in the state, this one is close to my heart. 88.3 in Toledo is WXUT, the student radio station of the University of Toledo.
Broadcasting with 100 watts from high atop Parks Tower on UT's campus, I was one of its sports anchors and sportscaster from 1997-2000 and sports director for the final two of those years.
As was the case then, WXUT has the frequency from 8 p.m.-8 a.m. weekdays and all weekend. WXTS from Scott High School in Toledo has it weekdays.
Our signal effectively was directional because we were hemmed in to the south by interference from adjacent WBGU on 88.1, but we put a solid signal over most of the Toledo area and north into Michigan.
 
I'm close enough to the southwest corner of Chicago to pick up WXAV, the St. Xavier University station. Was part of the staff when it was the fledgling WSXC, available on carrier-current and in the cafeteria (really) before the FCC allowed it on the air with 250 watts from a mast atop the tallest building on campus.
 
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