Radio Stations In Cnx

[KRS1]

What radio stations are there in CNX along with the genre? Been here for 4 months and realized i haven't listened to the radio once.

[Dellboy218]

You could try this list

http://www.asiawaves.net/thailand/chiang-mai-radio.htm

No idea whether its accurate.

[LJW]

The radio really sucks in CM compared to your home. I think the transmitters are limited to 15 watts, which means no car radio (listen for 5 minutes, then goodbye), and you need to be local (within 10 kilomets) in order to hear anything.

That is my experience anyway

[CM4Me]

Try 100.75.

The spoken word is in Thai, but the play a lot of western popular music

[KRS1]

Thanks for the reolies , i'll check them out !

While im in city limits of course.

[Gladiator]

During the evening -

95.25 if my memory serves me correct

1900 National New in English. Then International News until 1930.

Then a programme called 'Helping Hands' which is also in English but encourages Thais to call in and make a request for a song and practice their English. It concludes at 2100. Some of the requests make easy listening

[dingdongrb]

I listen to 100Mhz.... Chiang Mai University... I get the BBC news in the morning at 6am and occasionally hear some western classics.... but to be honest, I burn MP3s on a DVD and my 6 disc system can keep me 'Rockin in the Free World' for a long time before I have to change out...

[weary]

Is T.I.T.S. still around?

[infernalman7]

TITS seemed to be off-the-air. It's supposed to be at 106.5 right?

[scd]

I think it's 87.5? that the GF has programmed in.

[brommers]

If you have access to wi-fi at home why not get an internet radio & listen to stations from all over the world. Logitech make these radios but I have a Revo Pico that is rechargeable, splash proof & portable so I can listen all over the house and in the garden. Can't remember the cost but not exorbitant, ordered it on their website & had it running a few days later. Best buy since my Kindle.