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KFNN 1510 Gone Silent?

lol yeah as I live in a Denver suburb as well.
I meant the mountain in North Phoenix lol. I live basically right next to it and I'm also nestled perfectly behind both North Mountain and Camelback mountain, so my reception of any TV or radio stations from behind there is absolutely shot unless I have a top of the line receiver.
 
I meant the mountain in North Phoenix lol. I live basically right next to it and I'm also nestled perfectly behind both North Mountain and Camelback mountain, so my reception of any TV or radio stations from behind there is absolutely shot unless I have a top of the line receiver.

I'm roughly just south of you (7th St. and Glendale Ave. being the major cross streets) and you're right! Once you pass North Mountain Park on 7th St., there is a great deal of terrain blocking of all of the FM transmitters on South Mountain.
 
Thank you Lamptimer, I thought I was losing my last brain cell, as I had heard a couple of wks ago on KIKO some good Twangy Music from the 70's
 
Looks like KQFN 1580 has returned to the air today as a simulcast of KMLE-HD3 "Mega 99.3". They appear to be running at full power.
Only if their "full power" is about equal to KAZG/1440's 52 watts at night. They are very weak, almost inaudible, in much of Mesa, and 99.3 doesn't come in here at all. The old 95.9 KQFN translator in Fountain Hills is still off the air.
 
Only if their "full power" is about equal to KAZG/1440's 52 watts at night. They are very weak, almost inaudible, in much of Mesa, and 99.3 doesn't come in here at all. The old 95.9 KQFN translator in Fountain Hills is still off the air.
It's gotta be closer to their licensed power of 245 watts. I can pick KQFN up here in North Phoenix halfway decent while KAZG hardly comes in at all.
 
Assignment paperwork for KFNN to KFNN LLC (a subsidiary of Heartland Signal) hit the FCC. K287BX is included. It set Heartland Signal back $420,000.
This is a very questionable buy given who owns the KFNN towers and the translator’s signal is in the wrong direction of the target audience.
 


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