Radio 74 Internationale

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Radio 74 Internationale
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Website https://www.radio74.net/

Radio 74 Internationale is a network of Christian radio stations in the United States, broadcasting Christian talk and teaching programs as well as Christian music. [1] [2]

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History

Radio 74's origins lie in a radio station in France, established in 1982. [3] The first American affiliate was WHHC-LP in New Castle, Indiana, which began broadcasting in 2004, with many other affiliates also signing on that year. [4] [5] Its flagship station is KRSF in Ridgecrest, California. [6]

Stations

Radio 74 Internationale is heard on 56 stations, as well as five low-powered translators, along with a mix of digital audio-only subchannels (usually #.74) and SAP audio broadcasts over the television stations of 3ABN. [7] Many of Radio 74's affiliates are owned by local Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) churches (3ABN supports the mission of the SDA).

Call sign Frequency
(MHz)
City of license ERP
(W)
Height
(m (ft))
Class FCC info
KFNP-LP99.5 North Pole, Alaska 10038 m (125 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KSHM91.3 Show Low, Arizona 2,70075.0 m (246.1 ft)A FCC FM Query
KJNN-LP 94.3 Holbrook, Arizona 100−51.6 m (−169 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KJPN89.3 Payson, Arizona 100299 m (981 ft)A FCC FM Query
KHSA-LP107.3 Hot Springs, Arkansas 10013 m (43 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KJSA89.7 Jonesboro, Arkansas 10,50012.0 m (39.4 ft)C3 FCC FM Query
KSSQ-LP102.3 Siloam Springs, Arkansas 10019.9 m (65 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KJAT-LP97.3 Sulphur Springs, Benton County, Arkansas 10020.4 m (67 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KWHA89.9 West Helena, Arkansas 5,00081.0 m (265.7 ft)A FCC FM Query
KIHW-LP104.1 West Helena, Arkansas 2459.3 m (195 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KCCQ-LP105.9 Crescent City, California 100−17.71 m (−58.1 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KIIW-LP93.3 Dobbins, California 1000.9 m (3.0 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KWRS-LP107.3 Redlands, California 1008 m (26 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KRSF89.3 Ridgecrest, California 890394 m (1,293 ft)B1 FCC FM Query
KSHC-LP106.5 St. Helena, California 2244.79 m (803.1 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KPLS 1510 kHz Littleton, Colorado 10,000 day
25,000 night
0 m (0 ft)BKPLS FCC FM Query]
KPLS-FM97.7 Strasburg, Colorado 25,00016.0 m (52.5 ft)C3 FCC FM Query
WAPQ-LP95.9 Avon Park, Florida 10024 m (79 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
WHMF91.1 Marianna, Florida 1,30039.0 m (128.0 ft)A FCC FM Query
WJWY-LP92.3 Wauchula, Florida 10015.78 m (51.8 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
WJJD-LP101.3 Kokomo, Indiana 10026.5 m (87 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
WHHC-LP100.1 New Castle, Indiana 10030.0 m (98.4 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KBFA-LP95.7 West Monroe, Louisiana 7335.01 m (114.9 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
WSJB-LP96.9 St. Joseph, Michigan 10029 m (95 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KSDC-LP94.9 Centralia, Missouri 10016.42 m (53.9 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KZBN90.3 Bozeman, Montana 12,500−168 m (−551 ft)C3 FCC FM Query
KMEA-LP92.7 Bozeman, Montana 100−70.5 m (−231 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KQQM88.3 Miles City, Montana 4,000170 m (560 ft)C3 FCC FM Query
Call sign Frequency
(MHz)
City of license ERP
(W)
Height
(m (ft))
Class FCC info
KJGS91.9 Aurora, Nebraska 2008 m (26 ft)A FCC FM Query
KQQA90.5 Shelton, Nebraska 60045 m (148 ft)A FCC FM Query
KAQQ-LP99.9 Alliance, Nebraska 6228 m (92 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KBDP-LP99.9 Bridgeport, Nebraska 73−1.5 m (−4.9 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KQQO-LP97.7 Ogallala, Nebraska 639.6 m (31 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KQSI-LP89.5 Sidney, Nebraska 659.8 m (32 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KCPJ-LP105.7 Crete, Nebraska 10030 m (98 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KGCO-LP107.9 Crete, Nebraska 100−0.2 m (−0.66 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KTQQ88.1 Elko, Nevada 230552 m (1,811 ft)C3 FCC FM Query
WOPT-LP95.9 Waynesville, North Carolina 100−99.7 m (−327 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KJIT-LP106.7 Bismarck, North Dakota 4544.2 m (145 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KIEL89.3 Loyal, Oklahoma 6,00027.0 m (88.6 ft)A FCC FM Query
KUMP-LP107.9 Days Creek, Oregon 100−131.4 m (−431 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KOTU-LP107.9 Riddle, Oregon 100−184.3 m (−605 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
WBBY-LP100.3 Berwick, Pennsylvania 100−62.9 m (−206 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
WHMN-LP107.3 Plymouth, Pennsylvania 1095.0 m (311.7 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KGHW90.7 Onida, South Dakota 12565.0 m (213.3 ft)A FCC FM Query
KZLH-LP95.7 Zapata, Texas 527.1 m (89 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KCMK-LP97.3 LaRue, Texas 10028.9 m (95 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
WGFW 88.7 Drakes Branch, Virginia 2,30062.0 m (203.4 ft)A FCC FM Query
WRLP 89.1 Orange, Virginia 10043.0 m (141.1 ft)A FCC FM Query
WFIJ-LP93.9 Rocky Mount, Virginia 8632.3 m (106 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
KQBC90.5 Benton City, Washington 20281 m (922 ft)A FCC FM Query
KWHJ-LP92.3 Newport, Washington 10−40.4 m (−133 ft)LP1 FCC FM Query
WQQA91.7 Forestville, Wisconsin 12,00045 m (148 ft)C3 FCC FM Query
WQMN88.7 Minocqua, Wisconsin 4030 m (98 ft)A FCC FM Query
WGBT91.3 Tomahawk, Wisconsin 22,00025 m (82 ft)C3 FCC FM Query

Translators

Call sign Frequency
(MHz)
City of license ERP
(W)
Height
(m (ft))
FCC info
K274BJ102.7 Springdale, AR 25054.4 m (178 ft) FCC FM Query
K263AP100.5 Mandan, ND 20597.0 m (318.2 ft) FCC FM Query
K237FQ95.3 Bismarck, ND 2539 m (128 ft) FCC FM Query
K226CC93.1 Riddle, OR 10415.1 m (1,362 ft) FCC FM Query
W298BV107.5 Rhinelander, WI 17028 m (92 ft) FCC FM Query

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