Their signal usually comes in strong up north during tropos sometimes interfering with KSHU south of Huntsville. They currently have the really weak KQLC. I’m sure they’ll be looking at something like KNLY.
KQLC 90.7 broadcasts the Spanish language religious programming of KHCB’s Radio Amistad, not KJIC.
Thanks for the update. And buried in the KJIC website is a map of the additional coverage (scroll down): https://kjic.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/01-2021.pdf
They were last month. I haven't checked them lately. I'm not sure how they're paying the bills.
Yes they are. They do play some good songs you won’t hear on other stations in the Houston area but the genre changes so much. I don’t know how often they update their playlist but it does seem pretty small. They also a lot of times have dead air, low volume, and slowed down glitchy music that’s unlistenable.
I don’t know how likely KAFR is willing to sell and if KJIC would spend that amount of money. Would be interesting to see how KJIC will expand to the north even though I personally won’t listen to it.
AFR has sold quite a few stations over the years, so anyone's guess as to whether KAFR could be pried away from them. KJIC's audience is in the suburbs and exurbs of Houston, not its urban core, so the 88.3 signal would be a great option for northern coverage.
I don’t know if they have a schedule but it seems like random times they will play nothing but Christian music
I was at the Fairfield Oulet Mall earlier today and can confirm KQLC is rebroadcasting KJIC. The KQLC audio was about eight or nine seconds behind KJIC.
I was hearing some random soul music earlier, and now I'm hearing a show in Spanish - I think it's sent directly from Mexico. But the audio is playing slow without changing the pitch. So it sounds weird.
They have a lot of audio issues like that. It’ll randomly go back to normal
