About 4 Pm yesterday I was hearing some spanish programming on the FM Dial. Here's what I remember...
89.5;91.1;92.1(blasting over WKUL);94.7(2 spanish at the same time);95.3;95.5;97.1;98.5;100.5;102.3.
The only two English stations were on 99.3 (Classic rock) and 102.7(Rock 103.... not the one in memphis)
Anybody else have these strange encounters...
Travis
Yes, I heard it, too. I was listening to WYDE around 3 pm yesterday, and the signal here was terrible. I don't really get that great a signal from WYDE here in south Shelby county, but it was worse than usual and barely audible at times. When I heard some spanish underneath WYDE's signal, I knew there must be a DX opening. Scanning the dial, I found mostly spanish stations. The English speaking stations I did receive were from Laredo, TX so I'm guessing those spanish stations I heard are from the same area as well, considering a query for Laredo, TX on radio-locator had mostly spanish stations on those same frequencies I pulled in. At one point, I went back to WYDE and their signal was completely obliterated with some other spanish programming. I thought maybe it might be KNVO in Port Isabel, TX since that was the only spanish programmed station I found on radio-locator in that area, but someone on the DX board said it might have been KLOL in Houston. I bet those folks who live far enough south of WYDE's signal as I do and who aren't aware of the DX world wound up tuning into 101.1 yesterday when that spanish programming was on, thinking WYDE went spanish and that Crawford had finally lost his mind.
But like I always say...with Crawford...
expect the unexpected. Case in point: "The Lee Davis show" is running on four stations now in the afternoon: WXJC-AM and FM, and now WYDE-AM and FM.
Here's a list via a thread I posted on the DX board of what I found yesterday. Not a whole lot, but most of the opening was gone by the time I found it:
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