Bevo1970
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Arbfarkle
(500+ posts)
02/15/15 12:32 PM
KTRU?
Does such a radio station exist,
Where at on the radio dial?
Googling around, I get two different numbers for it.
Also according to one site, Rice sold it to UH.
Would be nice to hear some action.
ElginHotSausage
(1000+ posts)
02/15/15 01:35 PM
Re: KTRU?
Important Announcement
FEB 09
KTRU Rice Radio Returns to Houston FM Airwaves with 96.1 LPFM Signal
FCC Grants Rice University LPFM Construction Permit
Rice University, Houston, TX – February 9, 2015 – The Federal Communications Commission granted Rice University permission to construct a low-power FM transmitter on Monday, February 9th with a maximum effective radiated power of 41 watts, which has a range of about 5 miles. The call letters are not finalized, and are to be determined.
KTRU, Rice University’s student-run radio station, will use this permit to broadcast a signal from atop Rice Stadium, at 96.1 MHz. The construction of the transmitter is being funded from the proceeds of the 91.7 sale in 2010.
The KTRU community is incredibly excited to re-enter the FM format as a pillar of the Houston local music scene and continue to provide its eclectic, broad range of music through the accessible means of FM radio.
KTRU continues to broadcast 24/7 on 90.1 HD2 and online atThe Link as well as through TuneIn and IHeart apps (Soon to be added to the the NextRadio app), and expects to begin broadcasting on 96.1 FM by the end of 2015. Look for us left of the dial.
KTRU lives on.
Contact:
Sal Tijerina
KTRU Station Manager
[email protected]
512-788-6344
Arbfarkle
(500+ posts)
02/15/15 02:07 PM
Re: KTRU?
Thanks,
Since I am about 10 miles from Houston I doubt that I could it.
I tried around and didn't find a baseball game. Could have gotten a commercail when I tried
Thanks again,
NBHorn7
(2500+ posts)
02/15/15 04:51 PM
Re: KTRU?
I think that just about all Texas baseball game audio is free at Texassports.com under Multimedia.
There were some conflicts with softball this weekend with the tournament going on Texas was hosting, but eventually they got to the baseball games and should all season.
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Arbfarkle
(500+ posts)
02/15/15 12:32 PM
KTRU?
Does such a radio station exist,
Where at on the radio dial?
Googling around, I get two different numbers for it.
Also according to one site, Rice sold it to UH.
Would be nice to hear some action.
ElginHotSausage
(1000+ posts)
02/15/15 01:35 PM
Re: KTRU?
Important Announcement
FEB 09
KTRU Rice Radio Returns to Houston FM Airwaves with 96.1 LPFM Signal
FCC Grants Rice University LPFM Construction Permit
Rice University, Houston, TX – February 9, 2015 – The Federal Communications Commission granted Rice University permission to construct a low-power FM transmitter on Monday, February 9th with a maximum effective radiated power of 41 watts, which has a range of about 5 miles. The call letters are not finalized, and are to be determined.
KTRU, Rice University’s student-run radio station, will use this permit to broadcast a signal from atop Rice Stadium, at 96.1 MHz. The construction of the transmitter is being funded from the proceeds of the 91.7 sale in 2010.
The KTRU community is incredibly excited to re-enter the FM format as a pillar of the Houston local music scene and continue to provide its eclectic, broad range of music through the accessible means of FM radio.
KTRU continues to broadcast 24/7 on 90.1 HD2 and online atThe Link as well as through TuneIn and IHeart apps (Soon to be added to the the NextRadio app), and expects to begin broadcasting on 96.1 FM by the end of 2015. Look for us left of the dial.
KTRU lives on.
Contact:
Sal Tijerina
KTRU Station Manager
[email protected]
512-788-6344
Arbfarkle
(500+ posts)
02/15/15 02:07 PM
Re: KTRU?
Thanks,
Since I am about 10 miles from Houston I doubt that I could it.
I tried around and didn't find a baseball game. Could have gotten a commercail when I tried
Thanks again,
NBHorn7
(2500+ posts)
02/15/15 04:51 PM
Re: KTRU?
I think that just about all Texas baseball game audio is free at Texassports.com under Multimedia.
There were some conflicts with softball this weekend with the tournament going on Texas was hosting, but eventually they got to the baseball games and should all season.
