In the USA, there are presently (9/12) two low-power educational FM stations
licensed at 87.9 MHz. All the others in the country start at 88.1 MHz and up ...
in steps of 0.2 ... to 107.9 MHz.
Not counting those first two stations, that's a total of 100 FM broadcast carrier
frequencies that are shared by all of the FM stations in the US. Some FM frequencies
have as many as 100 stations all licensed on the same one, in different parts of the
country.
88
88 MHz
The lowest number marked on the dial is most likely 88 .The lowest carrier frequency assigned to FM stations in the US is 87.9 .
They simulcast on both venues.
The radio cahnnel fo Kiis FM is 102.7. Also check out 103.7, 104.9, And on the AM side, 830, and 640.
The current range is from 87.8 to 108. Here is the link I used to find it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FM_broadcasting_in_the_USA
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kiss FM is on channel 8677
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Red FM
KISS-FM in Chicago broadcasts at 103.5 on the FM dial. That's 103.5 MHz, which is the same thing as 103,500 KHz.
In FM, within small range of tuning, we can access multiple channel. We can access single channel in 0.5 MHz. Range of FM can go to several miles. FM needs comparatively less power.