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AM / FM for Sale in Las Vegas... New Mexico!
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You may have purposely cut off the last letter of the listing, which specifically notes that it is for Las Vegas, NEW MEXICO...
(a) I saw the NM area was legit confused,
thought maybe that's the broker's office
or something.
(b)Turner,
I won't post anymore
thought maybe that's the broker's office
or something.
(b)Turner,
I won't post anymore
never even heard of LV, NM.
And this is like what trying to sell a gas station will be like in 2035.
Ok .. This should go in New Mexico: I fired up the search engines and found this full listing for Las Vegas, New Mexico. KFUN is licensed there. (Hint .. real estate brokers often post broadcast properties under their commercial offerings category.)
www.landsofamerica.com
4 acres in San Miguel County, New Mexico
Broadcasting Station-Building and Land for Sale. Baca Broadcasting LLC is the parent company of radio stations KFUN/AM 1230 & KLVF/FM100.7. The programming is community oriented. KFUN is the original
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Jumping over to Dun & Bradstreet, here is the listing for KFUN with estimated gross income:
www.dandb.com
Kfun - Las Vegas , NM - Business Profile
Consult the D&B Business Directory to find the Kfun company profile in Las Vegas , NM . Find more business pages at DandB.com.
www.dandb.com
The FM is 23 meters below average terrain. Wonder if there's any possibility for an upgrade. It is 10KW.
Dave B.
Dave B.
There are many FMs located in valley locations that have negative HAAT numbers. Moving to a higher location would move the transmitter too far from the city, and increasing power to cover a valley is of no benefit.
I renamed the thread. It should not even be in "Nevada" anyway but...
True - why not move it to New Mexico? That forum could use a little love/activity
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True, unless you can cover an additional market. I see KJFA in that area on what looks to be a high peak, covering both Santa Fe & Las Vegas, NM. Of course, that's only the FCC 60 dbu contour. Who knows what it's like in real life.
Dave B.
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