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The battle of the 99.9s
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What a nice battle. LOL we'll see who complains first to FCC.
In Houston in early 2014 it was just Shine 99.9 with English 80's pop.
In Houston in early 2014 it was just Shine 99.9 with English 80's pop.
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I thought one was a translator the others might be LPFMs? There are so many Spanish Religion stations in Houston now though it's hard to tell what's what.
K-Shine used to shine all the way to the 610 Loop.
I wish they would complain to the FCC but they probably don't care.
I wish they would complain to the FCC but they probably don't care.
There is only one Houston LPFM on 99.9, KNJC-LP, which is located in the Missouri City area. The translator would be K248BD which is near the NW corner of the Grand Parkway in NW Harris County. K248BD rebroadcasts KRCM 1380 and its Spanish language religious format. Lpfmdatabase has KNJC also with Spanish language religion, although I have not personally heard the station to verify that.
Both those stations are well outside the useful range of KSHN, at least for non-radio and non-DX geeks.
Both those stations are well outside the useful range of KSHN, at least for non-radio and non-DX geeks.
Listeners need to complain so it's documented...have to be a regular listener to KSHN...log times, location, etc...that's what the FCC listens to....KSHN alone cannot do it..biased in the FCCs eyes
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