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Seems alot of the AM stations have subchannels on an existing HD channel.
Why wouldnt 950AM KPRC do the same? Maybe 94.5 HD3?
Why wouldnt 950AM KPRC do the same? Maybe 94.5 HD3?
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Ask Cheap...eerr Clear Channel....they own it...740 is on one of their FM HDs iirc
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I used to listen to the AT 40: The 70's on Saturday nights, but that must've been dropped. I haven't heard a show aired in months.
740 was on KLOL HD-2, then when 101 was spun off, it moved to KKRW HD-2. No HD receiver, so I haven't the foggiest idea if it is KQBT's HD -2.
740 was on KLOL HD-2, then when 101 was spun off, it moved to KKRW HD-2. No HD receiver, so I haven't the foggiest idea if it is KQBT's HD -2.
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