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Post by David on Jan 2, 2019 22:37:11 GMT -7
KDYL has flipped to a simulcast of KFUR-LP 101.1 (St. George). I heard the legal ID with both station's call letters and their frequencies given, and also verified KDYL's signal against the KFUR-LP stream. The new format is a Spanish language format.
Trivia fact: KFUR was KLO's original call letters when the station signed on in 1924. It didn't become KLO until 1934.
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Post by David on Jan 28, 2019 3:19:35 GMT -7
According to Wikipedia, the new KDYL format is Radio Unica, which formerly aired on KBJA 1640 and KHQN 1480. FWIW, KDYL (and KMRI 1550) have been operating with full 10 KW daytime power 24/7 for at least a month now, and apparently the FCC has yet to notice.
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Post by CAwasinNJ on Jan 29, 2019 3:18:26 GMT -7
A couple of things. KLO actually acquired that callsign in 1929, not 1934. (Better late than never.)
The next bit is a puzzlement though. You cite Wikipedia as the source saying that KDYL is now Radio Unica. Were you not the person who put that information in the Wikipedia article in the first place?
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Post by David on Jan 29, 2019 13:48:50 GMT -7
A couple of things. KLO actually acquired that callsign in 1929, not 1934. (Better late than never.) The next bit is a puzzlement though. You cite Wikipedia as the source saying that KDYL is now Radio Unica. Were you not the person who put that information in the Wikipedia article in the first place? Nope! I don't have a Wikipedia account and I never have. Nevertheless, what's airing on KDYL now is indeed Radio Unica, since it's running parallel to KFUR-LP in St. George which airs the same format. |
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