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Pulse 87 NYC is now seeking financial support to stay alive!

Don't forget one major issue though!!! We can easily turn to 92.7 on our radios. Not a lot of people have radios that go below 87.7.
 
myke25 said:
Don't forget one major issue though!!! We can easily turn to 92.7 on our radios. Not a lot of people have radios that go below 87.7.
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Problem is, that the 92.7 signal in NYC isn't all that strong either.

92.7 is one of the "fringe" signals allocated by the FCC to serve the areas near New York City (just like 93.5, 94.3, 95.1, 95.9, etc..just add .8 to the frequency equation) with less wattage. In this case, the frequency are allocated to Garden City, Long Island (WZAA - "La Que Buena") and Bayville, NJ (WOBM). Taking the Long Island signal into consideration, it wasn't impossible but pretty tough for me, living in The Bronx, to pull in the 92.7 back in the days when it was WLIR/WDRE. In that sense, the Pulse signal came out stronger. People in New Jersey, especially those far west of NYC (as near as Passaic County) couldn't get WLIR at all, and in some cases pulled in a rock station on 92.7 operating out of Middletown, NY (WRRV).

It would be somewhat of the same situation though 92.7 is in everyone's car. Now, if 101.9 were to do this, that would solve everything :)
 
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