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In Jonesboro between 3 and 4 pm, I was picking up spanish speaking stations on 89.7 (Oye-FM), 93.9, 94.9, 96.5, 100.9, 103.7, 105.1, and 107.7. I assume these stations were coming from Mexico because I don't understand a lick of espanol.
Likely, but not necessarily. FL, TX, NM, AZ, and CA have a lot of Spanish-language stations as well.It's difficult to ID Mexican stations when you don't know Spanish, plus they don't have the same ID requirements as American stations do.Check Fred Cantu's great site - http://www.mexicoradiotv.com - you may find something there that was familiar.
I was getting one on 107.1 overe here in North AL. It was loud and clear, took some work to null it out because that is the frequency I use my XM on. I've also got a car radio hooked up in here, It was a terrible radio in the car, but man, it is amazing hooked up to the 25ft high outdoor antenna.The only spanish stations that were in the general direction of the antenna, were two on 107.1 in TX, possibly mexico
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