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Just discovered at 99.3 that 1010 is being rebroadcast, at least it has some oldie music. Do not know where the FM is coming from but probably from the 1010 tower itself. sounds pretty good, imo..
Hope this sticks around. 1010 has a great format (sounds like what Kiss 104 USED to be) and it's always been tough to do any kind of music on AM, given the fact that most AM radios of today are complete garbage.
FWIW, the 993. translator is coming from a Pinnacle Tower cell site in Winston, GA in Douglas county just south of I-20. Putting a good city grade signal into Smyrna on my Boston Acoustics Recepter radio with only a wire antenna.
Good to hear something new on this stale FM band. Hope this stays! But I'm not holding my breath...
Im getting the 99.3 translator better between stockbridge and downtown then 98.9 which has 250 watts and on a in town stick while 99.3 is on 99 watts west of 285...what gives? Is it the extra HAAT for the 99.3 transmitter.
Hope this sticks around. 1010 has a great format (sounds like what Kiss 104 USED to be) and it's always been tough to do any kind of music on AM, given the fact that most AM radios of today are complete garbage.
FWIW, the 993. translator is coming from a Pinnacle Tower cell site in Winston, GA in Douglas county just south of I-20. Putting a good city grade signal into Smyrna on my Boston Acoustics Recepter radio with only a wire antenna.
Good to hear something new on this stale FM band. Hope this stays! But I'm not holding my breath...
That tower on Cooper Lake is an American tower site who's primary locator is CSX Railroad, who has an extensive VHF NXDN and analog remote base system on that tower, I highly doubt CSX would want ANYTHING VHF, especially a wideband 100 watt FM broadcast translator, that close to their 160MHz stuff. There are some co-locators on that tower from Sprint and T-Mobile, but nothing broadcast related. I am VERY ACQUAINTED with that tower...
The transmitter site listed on the license shows to be Douglasville, not Cooper Lake Rd:
The current active LICENSE on the FCC ULS shows the location of the transmitter to be in Douglasville. They do have a CP for the site at 76 Cooper Lake Rd but according to the FCC, it is a CP, and they are at least, according to their license operating from a cellsite south of Douglasville.
www.oldschool993.com displays 93.3 as the frequency. It was only a matter of time before Steve Hegwood put the Urban Oldies on a FM signal. Great move considering both KISS and MAJIC don't skew that old.
www.oldschool993.com displays 93.3 as the frequency. It was only a matter of time before Steve Hegwood put the Urban Oldies on a FM signal. Great move considering both KISS and MAJIC don't skew that old.
Someone on Northside Dr must have read my post. The website has been updated displaying the correct frequency on the logo. My drive tonight up I-85 North to I-285 East into South Dekalb County was pure static. I did hear a couple of station drops over the static identifying "we are Old School 99-3/1010." I hope Hegwood figures out a way to gain better coverage.
Someone on Northside Dr must have read my post. The website has been updated displaying the correct frequency on the logo. My drive tonight up I-85 North to I-285 East into South Dekalb County was pure static. I did hear a couple of station drops over the static identifying "we are Old School 99-3/1010." I hope Hegwood figures out a way to gain better coverage.
Once again I am unable to see the oiginal post on Internet Explorer 9. I see the title
1010 am on fm @ 99.3
(lots of black space)
an add
(more black space).
I'll be out and about shortly and see if the station is worthy of taking the dead pre-set slot that Good Time Oldies once occupied.
Once again I am unable to see the oiginal post on Internet Explorer 9. I see the title
1010 am on fm @ 99.3
(lots of black space)
an add
(more black space).
I'll be out and about shortly and see if the station is worthy of taking the dead pre-set slot that Good Time Oldies once occupied.
On 285 East in Dekalb there was quite a bit of static and another station (Clarksville?) cutting in.
Going south on 85 into the city.....lots of static.
Finally, around the 85/75 merger (17th St.) it pretty much sounded like a normal station.
On 285 East in Dekalb there was quite a bit of static and another station (Clarksville?) cutting in.
Going south on 85 into the city.....lots of static.
Finally, around the 85/75 merger (17th St.) it pretty much sounded like a normal station.
Probably getting the interference from WCON 99.3 in Cornelia. I haven't even bothered to try to get this station in because I can usually get WCON clear as a bell.
Just discovered at 99.3 that 1010 is being rebroadcast, at least it has some oldie music. Do not know where the FM is coming from but probably from the 1010 tower itself. sounds pretty good, imo..
Mitch Faulkner's voice overs fit the station perfectly. I hope Hegwood find a way to improve or move the signal like he did with 94.5. I even heard a classic hip-hop jam from Notorious Big.
