In my experience the “Clear Channel” radio stations(With huge money backing) always have from like 101.1-107.9 and the “niche religious stations” are always in the 89.1-92.1 area.
Is there a reason for this as far as bandwith goes or price to broadcast?
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In the US 88.1 through 91.9 are reserved by the FCC for non-commercial educational broadcasters.
Non-profits (like churches), schools, NPR stations and stuff like that.
If you’d like to know more: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-commercial_educational_station
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