KUAF broadcasting in HD

Radio for the 21st Century HD Radio is an exciting new technology in the world of radio.  Although, KUAF is experiencing sporadic technology problems with HD at this time, it should be corrected by mid-June.  With HD Radio you can hear: Crystal-clear CD-quality sound with no crackles, pops or static More of the programming you love from 24-hour classical music on HD 2 (see schedule below) Programs like the Diane Rehm Show, Day to Day, Talk of the Nation and the BBC World News Service on HD 3 (scroll down to see schedule) All of this without an annual subscription or monthly fee - the signal is FREE - you just need a HD radio! By buying an HD Radio you can hear KUAF's HD 1, HD 2 and HD 3 channels right now. Purchase HERE and save $20. until July 31st, 2008!   Click here to see a other HD radio retailers. Car manufacturers like BMW have paved the way in equipping new model cars with HD radios. Click here to see other car brands and models that are sporting HD radios.

KUAF HD Radio Schedule

HD 1 - Repeat of KUAF 91.3FM NPR in High-Definition Digital Sound. See KUAF FM Program Schedule. HD 2 - Classical Music 24/7 in clear, digital sound from Classical Public Radio Network. HD 3 - New and Information Channel Monday-Friday Schedule: 6a-8a            8a-9a            9a-11a          11a-Noon     Day to Day - NPR 12p-1p          News & Notes - NPR 1p-3p            Talk of the Nation - NPR 3p-5p            On Point with Tom Ashbrook- NPR 5p-6p            Saturday-Sunday: 6a-6a

HD Radio - Under Construction

HD Radio - A Work in Progress... If you are experiencing any problems related to your HD radio, here are a few of things to keep in mind: If your radio has a telescopic antenna, try moving the radio near a window or try adjusting the antanae horizontally If your radio has a T-shaped antenna, try to mount the "T" in the highest place possible, with both "arms" of the antenna fully extended outward If you still have problems with reception, Radio Shack has a rabbit ears antenna that we think works the best for $25 If you hear a period of silence at the top of the hour, that is a space for a local announcement. The programming will come back to normal in 60 seconds or so. If you hear "dropouts" in the programming-- a second or two of silence--that is a problem we are aware of and are trying to fix. It is related to our microwave transmitter. And if you're experiencing different problems, please tell us about it! You can reach us at kuafinfo@uark.edu or at lkwood@uark.edu or by phone at 479-575-2556.