As predicted, The Horn’s K270CO application to go non-directional was dismissed by the FCC today. A reason for the dismissal was not given, but it was certainly due to technical deficiencies previously discussed in this thread.
If The Horn wants to do something to help their future selves, they should file an objection to Relevant Radio’s pending application to move first-adjacent translator K286CX (105.1) to Round Rock. The new location is well within the translator interference complaint zone. At just 30 watts I am not sure how much noise it will actually create. Further, I have never heard or seen any evidence that the current licensed translator near Hutto actually exists. I visited the site a few weeks ago on a whim and could not find any broadcasting antennas on the tower and over the last 18 months have tried numerous times but never heard any Relevant Radio programming on 105.1 in Williamson County.
If it was never built out, or hasn’t been on in the last 12 months it should be deleted.
If The Horn wants to do something to help their future selves, they should file an objection to Relevant Radio’s pending application to move first-adjacent translator K286CX (105.1) to Round Rock. The new location is well within the translator interference complaint zone. At just 30 watts I am not sure how much noise it will actually create. Further, I have never heard or seen any evidence that the current licensed translator near Hutto actually exists. I visited the site a few weeks ago on a whim and could not find any broadcasting antennas on the tower and over the last 18 months have tried numerous times but never heard any Relevant Radio programming on 105.1 in Williamson County.
If it was never built out, or hasn’t been on in the last 12 months it should be deleted.