K-Love in Southern Indiana/Louisville

[The RadioFan]

Within the last year or two, WJLR-FM 91.5 in Seymour, Indiana had a CP to upgrade to 50,000 watts and reach into the Louisville area with their K-Love format. Recently, I have been hearing CSN radio on the 91.5 frequency in Southern Indiana and a great portion of Louisville. CSN radio was on the 91.5 frequency about two years ago and then they had a CP to move to 91.1 frequency.
I believe CSN had turned off the frequency at 91.5 and I could barely hear a reception of K-Love on WJLR-FM 91.5 in Southern Indiana area until approximately a month ago. Now, I am hearing CSN on 91.5 and it seems the signal is stronger than before. CSN also has a signal at 91.1 in the Okolona/South Louisville area. Does anyone know if the K-Love upgrade at WJLR-FM 91.5 is a gone deal? EMF currently has two low-power frequencies in this area, 88.9 FM/New Albany and 104.7 FM New Albany and Middletown, airing Air One. Since CSN has returned to 91.5 FM, K-Love can not be heard in Louisville or the neighboring counties in Southern Indiana.

 

[William_Yeager]

> Within the last year or two, WJLR-FM 91.5 in Seymour,
> Indiana had a CP to upgrade to 50,000 watts and reach into
> the Louisville area with their K-Love format. Recently, I
> have been hearing CSN radio on the 91.5 frequency in
> Southern Indiana and a great portion of Louisville. CSN
> radio was on the 91.5 frequency about two years ago and then
> they had a CP to move to 91.1 frequency.
> I believe CSN had turned off the frequency at 91.5 and I
> could barely hear a reception of K-Love on WJLR-FM 91.5 in
> Southern Indiana area until approximately a month ago. Now,
> I am hearing CSN on 91.5 and it seems the signal is stronger
> than before. CSN also has a signal at 91.1 in the
> Okolona/South Louisville area. Does anyone know if the
> K-Love upgrade at WJLR-FM 91.5 is a gone deal? EMF currently
> has two low-power frequencies in this area, 88.9 FM/New
> Albany and 104.7 FM New Albany and Middletown, airing Air
> One. Since CSN has returned to 91.5 FM, K-Love can not be
> heard in Louisville or the neighboring counties in Southern
> Indiana.
>

There's a lot of goofy stuff going on in the atmosphere right now-this morning I was hearing public radio (WNIN/Evansville) on 88.3 instead of Air1, and closer to where I live Air1 was coming in more clearly than it ever has in the past-and I live only 12 miles from WJIE's tower! I'm also hearing WITZ/Jasper on 104.7 at times.

If you're in the East End, you can get fair reception of K-Love on 89.9 FM out of Georgetown, although somedays, it comes in better in the East End than in Shelbyville.

Most of Louisville doesn't know about K-Love anyway-they managed a share of less than one in the last Arbitrons I saw (although that was more than what Air1 was able to draw).<P ID="signature">______________

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[William_Yeager]

> I believe CSN had turned off the frequency at 91.5 and I
> could barely hear a reception of K-Love on WJLR-FM 91.5 in
> Southern Indiana area until approximately a month ago. Now,
> I am hearing CSN on 91.5 and it seems the signal is stronger
> than before. CSN also has a signal at 91.1 in the
> Okolona/South Louisville area. Does anyone know if the
> K-Love upgrade at WJLR-FM 91.5 is a gone deal? EMF currently
> has two low-power frequencies in this area, 88.9 FM/New
> Albany and 104.7 FM New Albany and Middletown, airing Air
> One. Since CSN has returned to 91.5 FM, K-Love can not be
> heard in Louisville or the neighboring counties in Southern
> Indiana.
>
Updates: I have been hearing K-Love on 91.5 for a few weeks now. Air One on 88.3 and 104.7 are misidentifying themselves as KHRI/Hollister-Monterrey (the correct ID is WSOH/New Washington). I called 1-888-YES-AIR1 to report that.

Curiously, I can get 104.7 better at home than in my car, even with the stereo next to the computer; most of my time around town actually takes me pretty close to the Middletown translator, which makes things all the more strange.
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