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87.7 Dallas

Can some one please tell me why there is a station playing spanish music on 87.7fm?? Is this a legal station and how far can it be heard??
 
Its an LPTV station operating as an FM station.
Its Actually on TV 6, but the audio is on 87.75 mhz.

Its Legal, not sure how far it goes. It does not reach McKinney.
 
txchipk said:
Spanish religious KZFW-LP 6 Dallas

Their slide, in big red letters, now shows "FunAsia KZFW LP Channel 6, Cedar Hill, Texas" so they may have flipped the format. Strangely, I get only their video not a whiff of audio.
 
Bob E. Nelson said:
Their slide, in big red letters, now shows "FunAsia KZFW LP Channel 6, Cedar Hill, Texas" so they may have flipped the format. Strangely, I get only their video not a whiff of audio.

Is This The Same FunAsia thats on 700, 1110, and 104.9?

Do all these have different Formats but the same name?
 
LibertyNT said:
Bob E. Nelson said:
Their slide, in big red letters, now shows "FunAsia KZFW LP Channel 6, Cedar Hill, Texas" so they may have flipped the format. Strangely, I get only their video not a whiff of audio.

Is This The Same FunAsia thats on 700, 1110, and 104.9?

Do all these have different Formats but the same name?


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From FCC database:


Licensee Information
DFW BROADCASTING, INC.


Applicant Information
ROBERTO GOMEZ
Title: President
Date: 06/29/2004
Application Certifier

IGLESIA JESUCRISTO ES MI REFUGIO, INC.
2929 S. Westmoreland Rd.
Dallas, TX 75233
Applicant



The address and phone number (omitted here) of DFW BROADCASTING, INC. (the Licensee) belong to one of the principles of the FunAsiA group so I would say the answer to your question is probably, "Yes".

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Dallas Station being programmed by old 94.1 Estero Latino dj's Hector Velasquez, Christina Zuniga and Cheyanne Ortuno.. Signal sounds better then it did...
 
Sgt. Hans G. Schultz said:
LibertyNT said:
Bob E. Nelson said:
Their slide, in big red letters, now shows "FunAsia KZFW LP Channel 6, Cedar Hill, Texas" so they may have flipped the format. Strangely, I get only their video not a whiff of audio.

Is This The Same FunAsia thats on 700, 1110, and 104.9?

Do all these have different Formats but the same name?


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From FCC database:


Licensee Information
DFW BROADCASTING, INC.


Applicant Information
ROBERTO GOMEZ
Title: President
Date: 06/29/2004
Application Certifier

IGLESIA JESUCRISTO ES MI REFUGIO, INC.
2929 S. Westmoreland Rd.
Dallas, TX 75233
Applicant



The address and phone number (omitted here) of DFW BROADCASTING, INC. (the Licensee) belong to one of the principles of the FunAsiA group so I would say the answer to your question is probably, "Yes".

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They also moved to LPDT and were on DT 18 here in Dallas. Went away at the begining of the year. I think they have something to do with DT 30 now.

-BGH
 
luchador said:
Dallas Station being programmed by old 94.1 Estero Latino dj's Hector Velasquez, Christina Zuniga and Cheyanne Ortuno.. Signal sounds better then it did...

Chayan Ortuño is the program director of the two Univision stations in Austin.
 
In just happened on this station the other day. I thought it odd for a station to be broadcasting on that freq. But, I guess it's legal....
 
Things may have changed since, but a few years ago I was able to pick up either 87.70 or 87.75 FM in Mesquite and I matched it with some cable channel's TV programming. I'll have to try it again at my current location.

R
 
johnsummers said:
In just happened on this station the other day. I thought it odd for a station to be broadcasting on that freq. But, I guess it's legal....

It is...in several markets, there is an analog LPTV on channel 6 that act as radio stations on 87.7.

Probably the most noticed one is WKQX-LP 6 Chicago running an alternative rock format as "Q87.7"...actually gets around 2 share 6+ in the Chicago ratings.

There are about a dozen others including "ESPN Deportes 87.7" KXDP-LP 6 Denver, AAA WLFM-LP 6 Cleveland

The problem is the FCC says analog LPTVs will have to shut off at some point just as the full power analog stations did.
 
txchipk said:
The problem is the FCC says analog LPTVs will have to shut off at some point just as the full power analog stations did.

(to be specific, Sept. 1, 2015. These 87.7 FM stations have a bit less than three years to live.)
 
johnsummers said:
In just happened on this station the other day. I thought it odd for a station to be broadcasting on that freq. But, I guess it's legal....

Ordinarily this is a Franken FM but this facility is a bit odd. I checked it out on a spectrum analyzer and all I see is the audio portion. There's no picture signal carrier and no activity at all in the NTSC luminance component. It looks like their running only an FM without the required video. For a long time, KZFW was operating legally on channel 6 with static video content and Hispanic religious programming on the audio side. What's happening now on channel 6 is different.
 
Bob E. Nelson said:
johnsummers said:
In just happened on this station the other day. I thought it odd for a station to be broadcasting on that freq. But, I guess it's legal....

Ordinarily this is a Franken FM but this facility is a bit odd. I checked it out on a spectrum analyzer and all I see is the audio portion. There's no picture signal carrier and no activity at all in the NTSC luminance component. It looks like their running only an FM without the required video. For a long time, KZFW was operating legally on channel 6 with static video content and Hispanic religious programming on the audio side. What's happening now on channel 6 is different.
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Hmmm. The ch. 6 LPTV in Anchorage, Alaska tried that -- audio carrier only.

FCC called 'em on the carpet. Told them the rules don't require the audio & video to be *related*, but the video must *exist.
 
I tried to pick up 87.7 at my house tonight (between N. Galloway & Belt Line in Mesquite) and got nothing. Kind of interesting considering I was roughly in the same area a few years ago when I was able to get something.

R
 
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