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FM Frequency of the Week - 99.7 MHz

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Buckeyes2001

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What can you all get on 99.7 FM?

Here in Vermilion, OH it's mostly IBOC hash from WGAR 99.5 in Cleveland. Underneath that I've heard WUGN/Midland, MI (Religious/Family Life Radio) and WRKZ/Columbus, OH (Hard rock alternative 'The Blitz'). Very rarely WSHH/Pittsburgh, PA shows up with AC 'Wish 99.7'
 
Here in Warminster PA(Philly 'burbs), it's usually splatter from two semi-locals: 99.5 WJBR(Wilmington DE, AC) and 99.9 WODE(Easton PA, Classic Rock "99.9 The Hawk").
I have heard WYFI(religious) from Norfolk VA in tropo conditions.
 
In East Tennessee it's a translator for WJBE. Before it signed on, we could get "Supertalk" out of a Nashville suburb often

In Dayton, OH usually it was 99.7 The Blitz, with occasional reception of WSHW, Frankfort or WKSD, (or whatever the calls are now), Paulding
 
In the St. Louis area, 99.7 is occupied by WXAJ Hillsboro IL. It is known as "KISS-FM" serving the Springfield, IL market. In other parts of the area, KTTR-FM Rolla, MO can be heard. In the past, the frequency was wide open. I used to get KFMH Muscatine, IA--a station that had a great AOR format.
 
A solid signal from WZDR Sturgeon Bay, WI with classic rock as "The Drive" 99% of the time. Rarely, WUGN from Midland comes in with Family Life Radio.
 
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