1660am rebranding to "The Bison."

[mtoutfitter]

I've read a lot of people complaining that the station doesn't reach out very far but just want to say that I listened on my way home yesterday and no problems picking it up all the way to the west side of Jamestown....probably about 40 miles west of Jimtown before I lost it.

[Bison 4 Life]

I've read a lot of people complaining that the station doesn't reach out very far but just want to say that I listened on my way home yesterday and no problems picking it up all the way to the west side of Jamestown....probably about 40 miles west of Jimtown before I lost it.

It's 2017. who doesn't have the ability to connect with the app? I live 950 miles away from the station and listen all the time.

[Mr Meaty]

I've read a lot of people complaining that the station doesn't reach out very far but just want to say that I listened on my way home yesterday and no problems picking it up all the way to the west side of Jamestown....probably about 40 miles west of Jimtown before I lost it.

It has been better late in the season compared to sept/oct.

[moosbah]

It's 2017. who doesn't have the ability to connect with the app? I live 950 miles away from the station and listen all the time.

Hey, go easy with the common sense and logic. Remember your audience.

[GreenfieldBison]

It's 2017. who doesn't have the ability to connect with the app? I live 950 miles away from the station and listen all the time.

Depends to a great extent on cell tower coverage. I guarantee you no matter who your carrier is if you drive up to my lake cabin in Northern MN and then head west up over the ridge toward the iron range - you aren't going to be listening to any web stream - or calling 911 for that matter.

[1998braves64]

It's 2017. who doesn't have the ability to connect with the app? I live 950 miles away from the station and listen all the time.

If you have a vehicle that can connect to the radio system it's fine or just one person in the vehicle. Otherwise phone app doesn't work so well in a vehicle that has no connectivity (which both of mine do not). That said I have no problems I live in Hillsboro and listen on the way home after a game is usually the only time I listen to it and never have any issues there.

[oldmantutters]

If you have a vehicle that can connect to the radio system it's fine or just one person in the vehicle. Otherwise phone app doesn't work so well in a vehicle that has no connectivity (which both of mine do not). That said I have no problems I live in Hillsboro and listen on the way home after a game is usually the only time I listen to it and never have any issues there.

I have a Bluetooth speaker in my bathroom that I connect to while I'm getting ready. I've tried catching the pregame, or pre-pregame a couple times and the app cuts out on me. Not real impressed with it.

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[80ALUM]

Depends to a great extent on cell tower coverage. I guarantee you no matter who your carrier is if you drive up to my lake cabin in Northern MN and then head west up over the ridge toward the iron range - you aren't going to be listening to any web stream - or calling 911 for that matter.

Same issues we have at the lake. Driving East on I94 we can't pick it up until just past Valley City. Going west on our way home we lose it just past Jamestown.

[TAILG8R]

I have a Bluetooth speaker in my bathroom that I connect to while I'm getting ready. I've tried catching the pregame, or pre-pregame a couple times and the app cuts out on me. Not real impressed with it.

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I have noticed the app dropping too. I used to use the app to listen over lunch, when I would go home I would just open the app - don't even have a radio in the house, is that a thing? DO people still have radios? Anyway the app would cut out for no reason and I would have to restart it. My suggestion is to try using the TuneIn Radio app. I have never used the TuneIn mobile app but now when I'm home over lunch I just tell Alexa to play 1660 on tunein radio and it works great. I have never had it drop since listening through TuneIn on my Amazon Echo.

[tjbison]

I have noticed the app dropping too. I used to use the app to listen over lunch, when I would go home I would just open the app - don't even have a radio in the house, is that a thing? DO people still have radios? Anyway the app would cut out for no reason and I would have to restart it. My suggestion is to try using the TuneIn Radio app. I have never used the TuneIn mobile app but now when I'm home over lunch I just tell Alexa to play 1660 on tunein radio and it works great. I have never had it drop since listening through TuneIn on my Amazon Echo.

I listen to tons of local radio. the WDAY, KFGO and 1660 stand alone apps seem to have connection issues, now with Tunein Radio app its clear as a bell and steady streaming. Guessing tunein has better quality software etc..

so yes, listen thru Tune In and you'll be fine, and also its nice to pause the content and re start, when you get calls, or leave the vehicle then you can jump commercials also!