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Rob

What is this station I'm hearing playing Opera or Classical music on WJNO (WJNO is in west palm beach 1290)

Rob
 
robfwb said:
What is this station I'm hearing playing Opera or Classical music on WJNO (WJNO is in west palm beach 1290)
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Probably Cuba...

(there is a classical station on 1290 in Hartford, Connecticut but it's pretty low-powered, only 11 watts at night, and I REALLY doubt it's capable of interfering with WJNO)
 
Who knows. This is the first time I heard WJNO. Are there any Mexcian stations on that frequency? If so what's their power?

Rob
 
robfwb said:
Who knows. This is the first time I heard WJNO. Are there any Mexcian stations on that frequency? If so what's their power?
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I'm sure there are, but would have no idea of their power. I'd be very surprised if any Mexican AM station besides Mexico City's 1060 would play classical music.
 
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