kenrayc said:Now I hear Vern in Clovis on 87.9, no interference from KFCF.
mofocat said:kenrayc said:Now I hear Vern in Clovis on 87.9, no interference from KFCF.
BUT, interference TO KFCF??
kenrayc said:mofocat said:kenrayc said:Now I hear Vern in Clovis on 87.9, no interference from KFCF.
BUT, interference TO KFCF??
Vern's back off now, but I did check KFCF last night and there was no interference, but I bet with-in a half mile there probably was, it would make more since to use 87.7.
radiotwit said:Mr White should immediately cease and desist from any interfering activites to KFCF.
Unless he would like to help with our national debt with a multi-thousand dollar NAL from the FCC.
Thank you,
KFCF Management
radiotwit said:Mr White should immediately cease and desist from any interfering activites to KFCF.
Unless he would like to help with our national debt with a multi-thousand dollar NAL from the FCC.
Thank you,
KFCF Management
MisterGort said:Does that mean that old Verne will be moving back to 94.7 or 95.3 ????
mofocat said:Seems to me that 92.5, 93.3, 95.3, 98.3, 98.5 or 100.7 would make the most sense. Those al least have clear adjacent channels, if not 2nd adjacents.
OR, thinking out of the box, maybe hiding under an out of market signal might provide some cover for some short-range coverage. i.e. 102.3, 106.7 in North Fresno/Clovis. ?? Yes, range would be very limited, but would not be interfering with a LOCAL market station. Would the bigger (out of market) occupant signal provide cover from detection outside of the closest proximity?
just-a-wonderin'
Maybe a year ago now, I think. It's 600 watts on Loma Prieta, IIRC. The frequency is so vacant that it covers into the Sierras.RadioStarOne said:You can get K-Love on 87.7 all around the Salinas area! Solid signal too for miles and miles! Since when did they get this signal?