There is certainly some overlap between 99.5 and 89.7, but there is also a lot of population in the market that falls outside one or another. You can totally see how they would determine they need both signals to hit their target.
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Salem sells KFSH 95.9 as part of it's sale of all CCM stations to EMF creating an L.A. duopoly with 100.3 KKLQ
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There is certainly some overlap between 99.5 and 89.7, but there is also a lot of population in the market that falls outside one or another. You can totally see how they would determine they need both signals to hit their target.
But since 99.5 is a foothill station, you really need an L-R map.There is certainly some overlap between 99.5 and 89.7, but there is also a lot of population in the market that falls outside one or another. You can totally see how they would determine they need both signals to hit their target.
I agree in general that that L-R maps are more accurate, but there are other factors to consider as well like what the L-R model's receiver height is set at, which is almost always way higher than even the tallest whip antenna.But since 99.5 is a foothill station, you really need an L-R map.
Regardless, this all feels like moving the goal post. KLRS has lots of issues outside of Central and South Sacramento. KKFS (99.5) is better than the contour circle would indicate, but it is still a 3300 watt Class A which is more than 20 miles from Elk Grove and more than 35 miles from Lodi, for example.
Neither of these signals are full-market on their own. It's not as if they are broadcasting from the same tower - 89.7 and 99.5 are 34 miles apart!
KKFS 99.5 and the Auburn, CA translator have been removed from the K-Love listings.
Also, the former K-Love Colorado Springs/Pueblo, CO station and translator have been removed.
Also, the former K-Love Colorado Springs/Pueblo, CO station and translator have been removed.
So the changes are slowly coming. Lets see whats coming for LA, Has not appeared on the Air 1 site but 99.5 must be going Air 1
They're running a looping announcement on 99.5 directing K-LOVE listeners to 103.9 in Sacramento, and saying 99.5 is transitioning to Air1 soon.
It's also directing listeners to various other K-LOVE stations: Elk Grove/Stockton on 89.7, Marysville/Chico 88.3, San Francisco 107.3.
It's also directing listeners to various other K-LOVE stations: Elk Grove/Stockton on 89.7, Marysville/Chico 88.3, San Francisco 107.3.
KKLQ HD4. Rebroadcasted on 92.7 in LA and KYLA Fountain Valley are directing Air1 listeners to 95.9. These channels will become LaNueva Vida. Air1 is going to focus on the SFV, the OC and the IE.
i see the radio nueva vida site is promoting 92.7 for la
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