Can San Diego/Tijuana have these frequency?

[e-dawg]

San Diego/Tijuana radio market is crowded. I know that majority of the SD/TJ stations are 2-adjacent channels apart. I was wondering if SCT (not the fcc since they are more strict than SCT) can allocate these frequencies for SD/TJ market?

92.9, 93.7, 96.9, 98.5, 103.3, 104.1, 106.1, and 107.3?

 

[Radio3787]

Some of those are in Palm Springs market which would probably overlap.

 

[fybush]

107.3 is in use in Tijuana. XHFG has been there for at least a decade or so.

 

[davideduardo]

107.3 is in use in Tijuana. XHFG has been there for at least a decade or so.

Someone who has a full understanding of the border zone and the rules of the Comisión Mixta may be able to add additional information, but the border zone falls under a sort of special area where allocations and changes have to fit (in theory... I say that understanding that 1 kw to some stations south of Tijuana is not 1,000 watts) a joint plan.

 

[e-dawg]

I meant 106.9 not 107.3.

 

[Lopaka]

92.9 and 93.7 might be a problem because these signals from Santa Barbara travel rather well over the southern California bight.

 

[jonbruce]

Tijuana tried 103.3 a while back but moved due to the powerhouse in Santa Barbara.

 

[Michael Rivers Kramer]

92.9 and 93.7 might be a problem because these signals from Santa Barbara travel rather well over the southern California bight.

92.9 and 106.9 are in Ensenada.

 

[Big 121]

Other stations..... 92.9=Sun City 93.7=Coachella 98.5=Cathedral City 103.3=Temecula, Ensenada, & Mexicali 104.1=Mexicali
106.1=Palm Springs

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