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105.3 on air
- Thread starter Mrtejano
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jayxs
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There's a difference?
Mrtejano
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There is!
Mrtejano
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They are rebroadcasting KLVL 1480 am.
T
The Harsh Reality
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The 95.3 translator that Siga Broadcasting bought and paired with KLVL is down. Perhaps this is the temporary solution until whatever problems 95.3 may currently have are rectified.
Doesn't matter to me what is programmed, mrtejano, only that the signal airing it is within its licensed parameters.
Mediafrog+
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105.3 was running Radio Dabang (KLVL) at a mid-afternoon check, but later was back to the La Nueva simulcast.
The audio problems on 105.3 seem to have diminished.
T
The Harsh Reality
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Recent K287BQ reception report from your QTH, please.
Mediafrog+
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Checking 105.3 today while driving in the Willowbrook Mall vicinity: The translator signal strength is the same as it was last weekend, dominating the frequency, although KTWL briefly punches through in signal dropouts. Was all Radio Dabang (KLVL) programming during the time I listened. Didn't hear any problems with the audio feed.
The 95.3 translator is still off, nothing bothering KTTF in the Willowbrook area. KRUT is still off as well.
T
The Harsh Reality
Guest
Thank you, sir. I have noted some change to reception in recent days. Reception has become more choppy; clear in one spot, gone with a 10 degree antenna swivel to one direction, and back to clear as I continue to maneuver around. I was unable to null it in prior attempts.
Mediafrog+
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Radio Dabang is now heavily promoting the 105.3 frequency on the air, along with 1480.
Meanwhile the 95.3 translator is back on the air, also with Radio Dabang, but much weaker than before.
Meanwhile the 95.3 translator is back on the air, also with Radio Dabang, but much weaker than before.
Mrtejano
Star Participant
Well good for them for now having a good FM signal.
And note I said GOOD not GREAT just in case.
T
The Harsh Reality
Guest
It makes one wonder what really is happening behind the scenes. Doctor Back Cracker buys a Woodville translator, pays to have its License paired with KLVL, goes through the expense of moving it to Pasadena, and then suddenly the lessee up and decides to use a translator owned by a completely different group; one with no association to the primary station's owner or associated FM translator whatsoever?
K287BQ is licensed to rebroadcast KODA, btw, not KLVL. Sure don't hear any "Dabanging" going on at any of the three signals KODA produces.
I smell another fish. Better get my tackle box back out again.
K287BQ is licensed to rebroadcast KODA, btw, not KLVL. Sure don't hear any "Dabanging" going on at any of the three signals KODA produces.
I smell another fish. Better get my tackle box back out again.
Can confirm... KTWL is listenable from my location once again.
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