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and Oldies to HD-1 only? HD-2 was playing OTA on my drive in to work. Nothing new on the website-
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Everyone can come back in off the ledges. A computer glitch kept them from broadcasting the Oldies station. See second choice's comment: http://radiodiscussions.com/smf/index.php?topic=231762.0.
Oh wow, I didn't even know aboutthis station. I'm listening now, and I wouldn't call what they're playing now classic rock. I assume they play all kinds of different stuff because they're a college station, though. I wish college stations had better reception. They can be interesting to listen to, except I live in Mayberry, lol, so reception's not that great here.
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OG: They could have had the problem fixed by then. But what they were playing at 7:00am, was classic rock, and Howard Espravnik (GM) confirmed it. It's their HD2 channel.
Can't say for certain, but I believe that that comment was in response to my comment about Hippie riding TWO nameless horses within about a 10-minute period yesterday.D Dean said:
Meanwhile, I was at Vandy yesterday, which is close enough for me to pick up WVCP on my car radio, and yesterday afternoon, they were still running an HD-station broadcast.
On my way back from work yesterday at 3:30pm, it was back to regular programming. It was very easy to tell even with a few notes and lots of static. 
The 200 foot elevation change breaks up the signal badly. Interestingly enough, I can go down 31W and get the signal sooner than if I travel down 109 through the Highland Rim. I have to wait until the antenna is line-of-sight before it comes in full quiet. Yeah, the car's radio isn't really good. It needs repair and a new antenna.
Right before the classic rock HD-2 programming started, it was dead air at 5:30 am on Tuesday. Then right about the time I got to Portland and the signal was just about gone, I started hearing the HD-2 stream.
The 200 foot elevation change breaks up the signal badly. Interestingly enough, I can go down 31W and get the signal sooner than if I travel down 109 through the Highland Rim. I have to wait until the antenna is line-of-sight before it comes in full quiet. Yeah, the car's radio isn't really good. It needs repair and a new antenna.Right before the classic rock HD-2 programming started, it was dead air at 5:30 am on Tuesday. Then right about the time I got to Portland and the signal was just about gone, I started hearing the HD-2 stream.
Yeah, I drive by it everyday on the way to work in Portland. It doesn't seem to be very high, but it's hard to tell when I'm practically under the antenna as I drive by. The FCC has it at 242.8 feet AGL, so it is almost at level with the highest points of the Highland Rim.
When I get the radio repaired and find the source of interference in the car, it should be a lot better.
The FCC has it at 242.8 feet AGL, so it is almost at level with the highest points of the Highland Rim.When I get the radio repaired and find the source of interference in the car, it should be a lot better.
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