PRESERVING RADIO HISTORY ACROSS COLORADO

Archives: Stations

  • K276GG-FM

    K276GG (103.1 FM) is a small FM translator in Colorado Springs. If you’ve tuned to 103.1 around the Springs, the FCC lists KKLI-FM in Widefield as the station it repeats.

    The signal

    • 103.1 MHz, FM translator
    • Licensed to Colorado Springs, Colorado
    • 250 watts ERP
    • FCC facility ID 151241; primary station KKLI-FM (Widefield)

    A translator repeats another station on a different frequency, so what you hear can change over time. This is a short page built from current station records. If you worked with this signal, we’d love to hear from you.

    Ownership history

    We haven’t identified this translator’s licensee, founders or earlier owners yet. It repeats KKLI-FM. If you know, we’d love to hear from you.

    Where the studios have been

    A translator doesn’t have studios of its own. It repeats the programming of its primary station, KKLI-FM.

    Sources

  • K268DV-FM

    K268DV (101.5 FM) is a small FM translator in Colorado Springs. If you’ve tuned to 101.5 around the Springs, the FCC lists KCEG-AM in Fountain as the station it repeats.

    The signal

    • 101.5 MHz, FM translator
    • Licensed to Colorado Springs, Colorado
    • 200 watts ERP
    • FCC facility ID 158405; primary station KCEG-AM (Fountain)

    A translator repeats another station on a different frequency, so what you hear can change over time. This is a short page built from current station records. If you worked with this signal, we’d love to hear from you.

    Ownership history

    We haven’t identified this translator’s licensee, founders or earlier owners yet. It repeats KCEG-AM. If you know, we’d love to hear from you.

    Where the studios have been

    A translator doesn’t have studios of its own. It repeats the programming of its primary station, KCEG-AM.

    Sources

  • K266CK-FM

    K266CK (101.1 FM) is a small FM translator in Colorado Springs. If you’ve tuned to 101.1 around the Springs, the FCC lists KZNT-AM as the station it repeats.

    The signal

    • 101.1 MHz, FM translator
    • Licensed to Colorado Springs, Colorado
    • 99 watts ERP
    • FCC facility ID 25634; primary station KZNT-AM (Colorado Springs)

    A translator repeats another station on a different frequency, so what you hear can change over time. This is a short page built from current station records. If you worked with this signal, we’d love to hear from you.

    Ownership history

    We haven’t identified this translator’s licensee, founders or earlier owners yet. It repeats KZNT-AM. If you know, we’d love to hear from you.

    Where the studios have been

    A translator doesn’t have studios of its own. It repeats the programming of its primary station, KZNT-AM.

    Sources

  • K262AQ-FM

    K262AQ (100.3 FM) is a small FM translator in Colorado Springs. If you’ve tuned to 100.3 around the Springs, the FCC lists KSPK-FM in Walsenburg as the station it repeats.

    The signal

    • 100.3 MHz, FM translator
    • Licensed to Colorado Springs, Colorado
    • 75 watts ERP
    • FCC facility ID 139086; primary station KSPK-FM (Walsenburg)

    A translator repeats another station on a different frequency, so what you hear can change over time. This is a short page built from current station records. If you worked with this signal, we’d love to hear from you.

    Ownership history

    We haven’t identified this translator’s licensee, founders or earlier owners yet. It repeats KSPK-FM. If you know, we’d love to hear from you.

    Where the studios have been

    A translator doesn’t have studios of its own. It repeats the programming of its primary station, KSPK-FM.

    Sources

  • K257FO-FM

    K257FO (99.3 FM) is a small FM translator in Colorado Springs. If you’ve tuned to 99.3 around the Springs, the FCC lists KVUU-FM in Pueblo as the station it repeats.

    The signal

    • 99.3 MHz, FM translator
    • Licensed to Colorado Springs, Colorado
    • 72 watts ERP
    • FCC facility ID 140178; primary station KVUU-FM (Pueblo)

    A translator repeats another station on a different frequency, so what you hear can change over time. This is a short page built from current station records. If you worked with this signal, we’d love to hear from you.

    Ownership history

    We haven’t identified this translator’s licensee, founders or earlier owners yet. It repeats KVUU-FM. If you know, we’d love to hear from you.

    Where the studios have been

    A translator doesn’t have studios of its own. It repeats the programming of its primary station, KVUU-FM.

    Sources

  • K253AH-FM

    K253AH (98.5 FM) is a small FM translator in Colorado Springs. If you were listening on the FM dial in the Springs in 2014 and 2015, you may remember this as the home of “Tailgate 98.5” and then “Cruisin’ 98.5.”

    The SoCo Radio years

    98.5 was the FM home of KCBR‘s “Tailgate 98.5,” which launched November 1, 2014. From September 1, 2015, it became “Cruisin’ 98.5,” an oldies format.

    The signal

    • 98.5 MHz, FM translator
    • Licensed to Colorado Springs, Colorado
    • 180 watts ERP
    • FCC facility ID 139087; the FCC lists KPPF-AM (Monument) as the primary station

    A translator repeats another station on a different frequency, so what you hear can change over time. If you worked with this signal, we’d love to hear from you.

    Ownership history

    • 2014 to 2015: the SoCo Radio years, when 98.5 carried KCBR’s “Tailgate 98.5” and then “Cruisin’ 98.5”
    • Licensee: the translator’s licensee and earlier owners haven’t been identified here yet

    Where the studios have been

    A translator doesn’t have studios of its own. It repeats the programming of its primary station, KPPF-AM.

    Sources

  • K243AM-FM

    K243AM (96.5 FM) is a small FM translator in Colorado Springs. If you’ve tuned to 96.5 around the Springs, the FCC lists KLVG-AM in Fountain as the station it repeats.

    The signal

    • 96.5 MHz, FM translator
    • Licensed to Colorado Springs, Colorado
    • 250 watts ERP
    • FCC facility ID 139085; primary station KLVG-AM (Fountain)

    A translator repeats another station on a different frequency, so what you hear can change over time. This is a short page built from current station records. If you worked with this signal, we’d love to hear from you.

    Ownership history

    We haven’t identified this translator’s licensee, founders or earlier owners yet. It repeats KLVG-AM. If you know, we’d love to hear from you.

    Where the studios have been

    A translator doesn’t have studios of its own. It repeats the programming of its primary station, KLVG-AM.

    Sources

  • K239CH-FM

    K239CH (95.7 FM) is a small FM translator in Colorado Springs. If you’ve tuned to 95.7 around the Springs, the FCC lists KPPF-AM in Monument as the station it repeats.

    The signal

    • 95.7 MHz, FM translator
    • Licensed to Colorado Springs, Colorado
    • 99 watts ERP
    • FCC facility ID 158522; primary station KPPF-AM (Monument)

    A translator repeats another station on a different frequency, so what you hear can change over time. This is a short page built from current station records. If you worked with this signal, we’d love to hear from you.

    Ownership history

    We haven’t identified this translator’s licensee, founders or earlier owners yet. It repeats KPPF-AM. If you know, we’d love to hear from you.

    Where the studios have been

    A translator doesn’t have studios of its own. It repeats the programming of its primary station, KPPF-AM.

    Sources

  • K234AJ-FM

    K234AJ (94.7 FM) is a small FM translator in Colorado Springs. If you’ve tuned to 94.7 around the Springs, the FCC lists KTLF-FM as the station it repeats.

    The signal

    • 94.7 MHz, FM translator
    • Licensed to Colorado Springs, Colorado
    • 84 watts ERP
    • FCC facility ID 139095; primary station KTLF-FM (Colorado Springs)

    A translator repeats another station on a different frequency, so what you hear can change over time. This is a short page built from current station records. If you worked with this signal, we’d love to hear from you.

    Ownership history

    We haven’t identified this translator’s licensee, founders or earlier owners yet. It repeats KTLF-FM. If you know, we’d love to hear from you.

    Where the studios have been

    A translator doesn’t have studios of its own. It repeats the programming of its primary station, KTLF-FM.

    Sources

  • K228EM-FM

    K228EM (93.5 FM) is a small FM translator in Colorado Springs. If you’ve tuned to 93.5 around the Springs, the FCC lists KCME-FM in Manitou Springs as the station it repeats.

    The signal

    • 93.5 MHz, FM translator
    • Licensed to Colorado Springs, Colorado
    • 250 watts ERP
    • FCC facility ID 88551; primary station KCME-FM (Manitou Springs)

    A translator repeats another station on a different frequency, so what you hear can change over time. This is a short page built from current station records. If you worked with this signal, we’d love to hear from you.

    Ownership history

    We haven’t identified this translator’s licensee, founders or earlier owners yet. It repeats KCME-FM. If you know, we’d love to hear from you.

    Where the studios have been

    A translator doesn’t have studios of its own. It repeats the programming of its primary station, KCME-FM.

    Sources