xmradiopro
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Just started listening to WLIX FM...anyone know if they can or have any translator Stations in Queens ?
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WLIX FM Is a Great Radio Station...Translator Stations ?
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Steve Green NEPA
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Hya MxRx and crew. (I just yesterday found this board listed; used to work for WLIX back when it was B/M and a 250-watt daytimer just s t a r t i n g to get its format clock cleaned by WCTO Huntington 94.3)
But I've been away for a few decades. In fact, I used to live very near Ridge. A few questions if I may .....
Is there any connection between the 540 and the FM?
What is the format for the FM? You know, maybe just a list of artists for :15 will explain more.
Is the place live at least part of the day?
Is it non-commercial?
The onliest somewhat-nearby LPFM I remember actually showing up in a book is WOLD from Woodbridge NJ. They run 16 nominal watts vis-a-vis 21 for WLIX.
Radio-Locator lists WLIX as having a network, of two other LPFMs out in Eastern/Central Long Island. Might one of those be an easier catch for your enjoyment, MusicRadio? Depends on where you live, I guess.
But I've been away for a few decades. In fact, I used to live very near Ridge. A few questions if I may .....
Is there any connection between the 540 and the FM?
What is the format for the FM? You know, maybe just a list of artists for :15 will explain more.
Is the place live at least part of the day?
Is it non-commercial?
The onliest somewhat-nearby LPFM I remember actually showing up in a book is WOLD from Woodbridge NJ. They run 16 nominal watts vis-a-vis 21 for WLIX.
Radio-Locator lists WLIX as having a network, of two other LPFMs out in Eastern/Central Long Island. Might one of those be an easier catch for your enjoyment, MusicRadio? Depends on where you live, I guess.
Neal Newman
New Participating Member
Interesting Yes LPFM's can have translators, I did not think it was legal For LPFM's to Simulcast Programming.. If you mean Networking a Program say 11am On one station and that same Program plays at 1pm on the other Yes.. But Not as a Simulcast. If the Rules Changed Please post a Copy of that. As I have an LPFM, and maintain 2 others. it would be great to Simulcast on all 3 For Better coverage, I just dont belive that legal by the LPFM rules.
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