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Radio inside Holt Arena?

spudbowl

spudbowl

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VOTB or Skippy

Is there a FM frequency inside Holt Arena where the men's games can be heard? I cannot receive the Idaho Falls station that carries the games inside Holt. Thanks
 
It's really weird...as I set up our mini-xmitter last night to 88.1 FM and it was working before the game, then during the game it apparently wasn't. A fan told me he could get the Idaho Falls station on his radio, but the broadcast was delayed (we fixed the delay at halftime). Apparently some receivers can get it and some can't...I'll try the mini-xmitter again tomorrow night, too.

VOTB
 
Thanks VOTB

I think the key is that if you have a digital radio you can tune in the Idaho Falls station. Those of us with an older dial cannot. I ended up listening to KISU and the women's game during the men's game. Talk about a disastrous second half for the women.
 
It worked great last night, much appreciated. I always learn things while listening to the games and watching them at the same time.
 
VOTB, I listened to the 88.1 frequency (at least it was to the left of dial before KISU). It was good until it seemed to fade a bit toward the end.
 
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