> Too bad y'all won't be able to even try much longer... I
> have a feeling KSL-AM will split into something different
> soon.
>
> I don't understand the simulcast on AM/FM!!!
>
>
> What is this? 1982?
The reason for the Simlucast is to gain more listeners then anything.
Plus people tend to like FM over AM anyways. So anything on the FM would
bring in the ratings for a struggling AM talk station. That is proably
why they bought 102.7 Star FM and converted it over to simlucast KSL AM.
>
> > I have managed to pick up KSL here in Atlanta a time or
> two,
> > but it's not easy. I used to listen to KSL nightly when I
>
> > lived in Huntsville, Alabama back in the early 80s. It
> was
> > a very good, listenable signal back then. 1160 is much
> more
> > crowded now, so I doubt it comes in as well there. When I
>
> > visit my mom, who lives in south Alabama, I can usually
> hear
> > KSL on a good radio (Sony ICF-2010)but it's hardly a
> > "listenable" signal. KSL is a good station. When I
> listen
> > to them now, I do so via satellite. ;-)
> >
> >
> >
> > > Hello there Salt Lake!!
> > >
> > > I wanted to let you all know that here in Big D, we can
> > pick
> > > up your KSL 1160! At night, when our 1170 goes down, we
>
> > can
> > > pick up a lot of stations in that range (including KSAL
> > 1150
> > > from Salina, Kansas - causing some confusion with KSL
> 1160
> >
> > > Salt Lake). But its all good, and I do tune in every
> once
> >
> > > in a while!
> > >
> > > Thanks for the great programming!
> > >
> > > Regards from Texas,
> > > CTL
>
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