Is your station ready for hybrid radio?

RadioDNS lets connected car radios and receivers show your logo, name and stream. This free checker follows the same steps a receiver does and tells you, in plain English, what works and what to fix.

1 problem found

0 passed · 0 suggestions · 1 problems

What is being checked

info: W273DM - HAWLEY, PA
From the NRSC list: 102.50 MHz, PI code D5BF, FCC facility 200950.
info: RadioDNS lookup name
10250.d5bf.da0.fm.radiodns.org (frequency 102.50 MHz, PI D5BF, country code da0)

1. RadioDNS registration

fail: This station is not registered with RadioDNS
No record exists for 10250.d5bf.da0.fm.radiodns.org.
What to do: Either the station has not been registered yet, or one of the details you entered (frequency, PI code, country code) is not what was registered. Registration is requested by email to registrations@radiodns.org - see RadioDNS's "Register your station" guide.

Guides: Register your station for RadioDNS (PDF)

Check another station Link to this result Download as JSON

Checked 2026-10-19T20:42:39+00:00 (UTC) from the lookup name 10250.d5bf.da0.fm.radiodns.org.

Want this set up and kept running for you?

Nexus Broadcast hosts RadioDNS for FM stations: your station information, your logos, the registration request and monitoring, so you do not run any servers. See the hosted RadioDNS plans and prices.