I checked out the mixing re the Goulburn TXs whilst driving past Mt Gray yesterday.
The issue that afflicts 95.1 (with Eagle FM and 94.3 mixing) can also be heard on 95.9 but it’s not as severe, and only lasts for a couple of kilometres.
I also noted that EAGLE FM RDS also appears on both 95.1 and 95.9
Yes managed to pull in ABC Local Radio SW Slopes on 89.9 on the Tucson car radio in The Ponds (NW Sydney) only just receivable on hill with LOS to the south west.
If there was only some skip I may have had a chance of receiving Radio Norfolk Island. Which is always blocked by Hawesbury Radio.
NZ stations that were identified were 90.0 The Rock, 91.6 More FM, 92.4 Racing, 94.0 The Edge. All clear signals in stereo and able to be resolved from 100 kHz adjacent semi locals.
had FMDX from the Pacific this afternoon around 17:00. Heard Fiji on 88.2 & 92.2 (3500km), possible Western Samoa on 89.9 at 4500km with polynesian songs & also heard Norfolk Is incl (briefly) the new Pines FM 99.9
Came across it in the car on Windsor Rd at Kellyville this morning. Fades up pretty strong in parts but not consistent for any mobile listening. @Ant5476 I happened to try it next to the water tower also this arvo, it is very strong there going down the hill to the west.
It’s 2 bars on the sony (same as Powerfm Nowra).
Only mono , hopefully that will change at some stage
Pretty much my experience around southern Sydney as well. Re. mono, someone mentioned in the AM conversions thread that they haven’t switched on stereo yet but presumably will do so once 95.1 is out of ‘beta’.
No sign of 95.1 2BS here near Newcastle. I didn’t expect to hear it as B Rock only makes occasional appearances here, since there is a lot of hilly terrain between Newcastle and Bathurst.
I suspect the slight gap in the Blue Mountains around Lake Burragorang/Coxs River helps reception from the Central Tablelands here. This gap is on roughly the same bearing as Bathurst and Orange from here.
The Newcastle- Bathurst transect has roughly three ranges: the main GDR, as well as the Yengo/Putty ranges and finally the Watagans/Sugarloaf.