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Mexico City gets an X-bander

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jd

Is anyone hearing this one? So far here in East Texas I haven't been able to get a positive ID, but supposedly XEARZ 1650 has been testing for a week or more. According to Mexico's SCT the new station is licensed for 5,000 watts day and night non-directional.
 
jd said:
Is anyone hearing this one? So far here in East Texas I haven't been able to get a positive ID, but supposedly XEARZ 1650 has been testing for a week or more. According to Mexico's SCT the new station is licensed for 5,000 watts day and night non-directional.
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Bit of a stretch for me...but you never know! ;D

~BG
 
Someone on the NRC list reported hearing this. I forget whether it was last week or early this week.
 
I thought Mexico was phasing out AM!! I'll give this a try tonight; I think I got a shot from south FL.

cd
 
cd637299 said:
I thought Mexico was phasing out AM!!
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Not in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Puebla, Monterrey and on the border where few, if any AMs can migrate to FM.

And the new AM in Mexico City is a non-com, and a very low power for the city it is in.
 
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