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Oldies format 102.9 heard in Austin

JDawg512 said:
Check out www.kityradio.com now is able to be picked up in Austin on 102.7. Looks like the Oldies format has been able to find its way back onto Austin airwaves...
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Looks like pretty decent coverage, but they're likely to get slammed by Jack from SA every now and then. I guess this one completes the KITY string of translators; the others are in the northwest 'burbs and Burnet. Plus they've had a full-powered C2 simulcaster (KOTY) out in Mason for quite a while. Not bad for the little 2000 watt station from Llano, and hopefully their little "network" will help them out.
 
today i was going up into round rock and was able to receive somewhat well around loop 45 and ih 35. the strongest area seems to be in north austin , downtown . i don't know about south austin.
 
I live in South Austin and it comes in well here. I can pick it up on all my radios at home and it comes in clearly in my car, no interference from JACK in SA...
 
mikenassour said:
102.9? Where is its city of license?
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KITY-FM is licensed to Llano, and their tower (about 500 foot) is off Highway 71 about eight miles to the southeast.
 
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