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WNKR now at 106.7

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Matlock

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Signal's a little better in the car in NKY....

Anybody got a signal report?
 
I'm in Delhi; it sounds better here.

I'll have to check it out in the car next time I'm driving around town. Depending on where I am in the city, WNKR would battle it out with the Dayton jazz station on 106.5.
 
Yes - it is now "Ross 106.5" in Chillicothe. Not certain when it moved but I feel it has been several months now. I believe it is AC or Hot AC format.
 
cincyradio72 said:
Yes - it is now "Ross 106.5" in Chillicothe. Not certain when it moved but I feel it has been several months now. I believe it is AC or Hot AC format.
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Good old WSRW...or as they called it in the early 70's..."High Fidelity Radio"...in living mono back in the day.
 
Good old WSRW...or as they called it in the early 70's..."High Fidelity Radio"...in living mono back in the day.
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I remember sitting in St. Ignatius Church (Monfort Heights on the NW side of Cincy) early one Sunday morning when a WSRW sign-on suddenly blared over the church's PA system. Apparently, the church used an amp/tuner that must have had a wireless mic set to 106.7. But that morning there was some good tropo propagation that over rode the wireless mic. Needless to say, I couldn't wait to get out of church so I could go home and DX ;D
 
WNKR 106.7 coming in fair - good in Cincy northern suburbs - Blue Ash/Sharonville (much better than when the Hillsboro station had that frequency).
 
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