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Old 01-15-2006, 10:29 AM
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This past week I was in Portand. Nice weather. I found a FM station while driving rental car...90.3. It played american popular standards music (50's and 60's) whenever I listened. Did not get call letters and thought I might be able to litsen to it on the web. I would guess it must be a PBS station. Can you help to ID it? Thanks. CharlotteRadioMan (i.e., in Charlotte, NC).
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Try www.KEXP.org.

It's the U of W. station.

I don't know if could reach Portland, but it's the only 90.3 in that area.

Also check out live365.com, you may find it there.

Most college stations play alternative.

Are you sure of the freq?

KGON at 92.3 is a classic/oldies station in Portland.

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I think you were speaking of Portland, Maine. There is no 90.3 there, but there is a 90.1, which is a PBS station. It is WMEA.


Here is the link to their audio:

http://www.publicbroadcasting.net/mpbc/ppr/mpbc.asx


The WMEA website is found at:

http://www.mainepublicradio.org


I got the above info from the radiolocator website which lists all radio stations in the country. The address for this site is:

http://www.radio-locator.com
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you can check out http://scanportlandme.no-ip.com/
which is my Icom PCR1000 on line and has 6 FM station from portland
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Thanks guys. I really appreciate all the info. The freq. could have been 90.1. Best regards and 73's.
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Thanks guys. I really appreciate all the info. The freq. could have been 90.1. Best regards and 73's.
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