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Cox Radio's "Y101" in Richmond, VA changes frequencies next month
That will improve the coverage, as modern rock WDYL, Chester – a Class A facility at 101.1 – becomes WDYL, Lakeside, a Class B1 at 100.9. The upgrade has been in the works for several years and should improve coverage to the north around Fredericksburg – where the current 101.1 frequency bumps into Clear Channel’s “DC101” WWDC, also at 101.1.
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