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True Oldies Channel Returns
- Thread starter Barry
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I meant to write True Oldies Channel.
Why not move CBS sports radio to 101.9 HD-2?
They have not been using HD on 101.9 because it introduces a delay to their live sports programming.
Doesn't all live sports programming have a delay anyway, to prevent banned words from getting on the air?
It’s actually on WNSH HD3. They are using HD1 and HD3. Does anyone know when WNSH will be moving to the new antenna so the signal will be improved on Long Island?
Don't expect a major improvement. This is the 54 dbu at the old and from the new location.
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Joylovepulse967
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When moving new tower?
"Favor?" Unlikely. Maybe instead of a raise this time.
That's what I said in post #4
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Joylovepulse967
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Yes yes haha !
Doesn't explain much, just promotes it.
Entercom Brings True Oldies Channel To HD In New York - RadioInsight
Entercom has officially announced the launch earlier this month of Scott Shannon’s “True Oldies Channel” on 101.1 WCBS-HD3 New York. Programmed by the WCBS-FM morning host, the launch brings the Oldies programming back to the WCBS-FM call letters for the first time in years. The “CBS Sports...
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This is being presented as news by the various trade publications, over a week after this thread was posted 
BTW, another new HD station, on WVIP HD3. It is carrying brokered West Indian programming, in addition to what is on the primary signal. It is being rebroadcast on 101.5 FM, via a translator in Nassau County.
I recall at least two previous attempts at Caribbean programming on local HD radio in this area.
BTW, another new HD station, on WVIP HD3. It is carrying brokered West Indian programming, in addition to what is on the primary signal. It is being rebroadcast on 101.5 FM, via a translator in Nassau County.
I recall at least two previous attempts at Caribbean programming on local HD radio in this area.
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True Oldies (Downtown Radio) with Scott Shannon also does well on WAGY-AM 1320 with an FM Translator at 107.5 FM (W298CZ) in the Forest City NC area, but we're just out of reach of their signal, it almost reaches Gaffney and Spartanburg SC...and it covers most of Rutherford County NC, down to about Chesnee SC, and reaches parts of Shelby NC. I love it.
Link: WAGY – 107.5 FM -Downtown Radio – True Oldies – Downtown Radio – Forest City, NC
Link: WAGY – 107.5 FM -Downtown Radio – True Oldies – Downtown Radio – Forest City, NC
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Is this the same feed as the New York HD3 feed?
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Joylovepulse967
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What name station on wvip hd3This is being presented as news by the various trade publications, over a week after this thread was posted
BTW, another new HD station, on WVIP HD3. It is carrying brokered West Indian programming, in addition to what is on the primary signal. It is being rebroadcast on 101.5 FM, via a translator in Nassau County.
I recall at least two previous attempts at Caribbean programming on local HD radio in this area.
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Not sure..but it was the same content from their website stream, with local commercials and Top of the Hour ID as "WAGY 1320 and W298CZ Forest City"
Theres another True Oldies Channel Station I found on Tunein...WPCN 92.1 (W221CN) Stevens Point WI, does the same thing.
I believe that one improvement may be that Norwalk CT, with a population of around 90,000, will be able to get a decent signal from WNSH. Currently, it is difficult to receive any Country stations from there.
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