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AM Frequency of thw Week: 830

From west Houston, daytime nothing (down on the beach in Galveston, KGLA can be weakly heard). Around sunset KGLA can be heard, particularly before their power change, mixing with WCCO and XEITE "Radio Capital" from Mexico City. At night, it's usually XEITE on top, with WCCO and KGLA underneath. Another one in Spanish, suspect XELN, has also popped up, but never ID'd.

DXBob, for your unID Spanish station, I'd consider XEITE as a possibility.
 
Better late than never…..

WQZQ promotes the FM translator. I was driving through Nashville this week and discovered the AM signal. When the translator faded, I never gave much thought to the AM thinking if wouldn’t carry far. However, it really did. I got to Elizabethtown, Kentucky when WHAS started to bleed over it. I lost it a few miles after descending down the hill into the valley, decided it was probably done at that point, and switched stations. That’s a pretty good range for a 2000 watt signal.

If you like classic hits, they’re a pretty good station. They don’t have a lot of commercials, and they play songs that you don’t typically hear on corporate sounding classic hit stations
 
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