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Making moves in Modesto...
As Modern AC KOSO “B93.1” becomes “B92-nine", moving down the dial a notch. The Clear Channel station is licensed to Patterson, California, and with the move, it downgrades in signal strength from a Class B (50-kw at 492 feet) to an A (6-kw at 328 feet). This makes room for a new station (yet to be launched) at 93.1. Discuss it here:
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