Did they increase thier singnal? I am in Cincinnati and I hear them with no or very little static. this was at 5:07pm August 10, 2006 I have been trying to get this station for a long time. Since no smoth jazz sation in Cincinnati. I sure hope they increased thier signal and it not just beczause of the weather conditions.I dont want the country station i normally sometimes here on 106.5 FM.
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Smooth Jazz 106.5 FM
- Thread starter robmadden1
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Must be wishful thinking....and some great skywave conditions for WDSJ (106.5) in Dayton/Greenville.
Looks like same 50,000 watts with the tower located north of Dayton.
http://www.radio-locator.com/cgi-bin/pat?call=WDSJ&service=FM&status=L&hours=U
I'm listening in the north suburbs and other "fringe" stations are coming in great, such as WSRW in Hillsboro (106.7) - soon to move to Dublin, Ohio.
On that note: I did notice that WNKR (that country station you refer to in Dry Ridge, KY.) has applied to move frequencies to 106.7 and move their tower a little closer to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky.
Maybe when all of those changes culuminate, then WDSJ (Dayton's Smooth Jazz) will sound a little better - for good - in the Cincinnati area.
Looks like same 50,000 watts with the tower located north of Dayton.
http://www.radio-locator.com/cgi-bin/pat?call=WDSJ&service=FM&status=L&hours=U
I'm listening in the north suburbs and other "fringe" stations are coming in great, such as WSRW in Hillsboro (106.7) - soon to move to Dublin, Ohio.
On that note: I did notice that WNKR (that country station you refer to in Dry Ridge, KY.) has applied to move frequencies to 106.7 and move their tower a little closer to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky.
Maybe when all of those changes culuminate, then WDSJ (Dayton's Smooth Jazz) will sound a little better - for good - in the Cincinnati area.
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They have a 50kw signal which usually fringes around Hamilton and Middletown.If all else fails..listen online.
WRSW Hillsboro isnt Moving to Dublin Ohio it is it's sister station WMRN Marion Ohio is Moving to Dublin
Are you sure about the Hillsboro move?
"Third, the Committee notes that Clear Channel’s proposal would downgrade both stations WMRN-FM and WSRW-FM, resulting in loss of service to the public, and would leave Hillsboro (pop. 6,368) with only one local daytime-only transmission service. Thus, argues the Committee, the R&O unjustly concentrated on Priorities (1) through (3) of the FM Allotment Priorities and virtually ignored Priority (4), and in so doing, incorrectly concluded that the Clear Channel proposal would create a preferential arrangement of allotments".
http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-06-1407A1.doc
Sound like a "packaged" deal that affects both Marion and Hillsboro to accomodate the move-in to Columbus (Dublin).
"Third, the Committee notes that Clear Channel’s proposal would downgrade both stations WMRN-FM and WSRW-FM, resulting in loss of service to the public, and would leave Hillsboro (pop. 6,368) with only one local daytime-only transmission service. Thus, argues the Committee, the R&O unjustly concentrated on Priorities (1) through (3) of the FM Allotment Priorities and virtually ignored Priority (4), and in so doing, incorrectly concluded that the Clear Channel proposal would create a preferential arrangement of allotments".
http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-06-1407A1.doc
Sound like a "packaged" deal that affects both Marion and Hillsboro to accomodate the move-in to Columbus (Dublin).
the hillsboro station is moving south a tad so WMRN can move from Marion to Dublin if i recall right
Hillsboro to downgrade from Class B to Class A and move to Chillicothe. Also moves from 106.7 to 106.5.
Marion to downgrade from Class B to Class B1 and move to Dublin. Also moves from 106.9 to 106.7.
The city changes have been approved but the construction permits to build the new facilities have not yet been approved.
Marion to downgrade from Class B to Class B1 and move to Dublin. Also moves from 106.9 to 106.7.
The city changes have been approved but the construction permits to build the new facilities have not yet been approved.
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