The latest in the Bonilla situation

[KMRichards]

More from the CGC Communicator:

Color photos of the XESS, XESDD, XEKTT and XHBCE transmitter sites.
http://earthsignals.com/add_CGC/Informal_Objection_6_24_05.pdf

In brief, Lazer points out that by Bonilla's own admission, XHBCE is operating from the peak of Cerro Grande, 1.55 miles away from the internationally agreed upon coordinates, and 1,706 feet higher than the authorized site.

Lazer is asking that Bonilla's Section 325(c) STA authority to send audio program material across the U.S./Mexican border to XHBCE, which expires on or about July 1, be denied renewal.

Complicating matters is that Bonilla has already admitted that XESS, XESDD, and XEKTT each use only one tower instead of two or three towers as required by international agreement, claiming that "slant wire" directionalization is being used to protect the U.S. However, the slant wire technique is not internationally approved.

As our friend Chris Carmichael says ... Stay Tuned.

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[SDRadio]

> As our friend Chris Carmichael says ... Stay Tuned.

Expect more fireworks this weekend: In the air (visually) and in the air (aurally).

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[musicofyourlife]

> More from the CGC Communicator:
>
> Color photos of the XESS, XESDD, XEKTT and XHBCE transmitter
> sites.
http:> //www.earthsignals.com/add_CGC/Quetzal_Engineering_Color.pdf
>
>
> These were in grainy black-and-white in the last document.
>
> Lazer has filed a claim with the FCC that these photos
> (taken by consulting engineer Larry Morton) show that XHBCE
> is not where its license shows it is supposed to be.
ht> tp://earthsignals.com/add_CGC/Informal_Objection_6_24_05.pdf
>
>
> In brief, Lazer points out that by Bonilla's own admission,
> XHBCE is operating from the peak of Cerro Grande, 1.55 miles
> away from the internationally agreed upon coordinates, and
> 1,706 feet higher than the authorized site.
>
> Lazer is asking that Bonilla's Section 325(c) STA authority
> to send audio program material across the U.S./Mexican
> border to XHBCE, which expires on or about July 1, be denied
> renewal.
>
> Complicating matters is that Bonilla has already admitted
> that XESS, XESDD, and XEKTT each use only one tower instead
> of two or three towers as required by international
> agreement, claiming that "slant wire" directionalization is
> being used to protect the U.S. However, the slant wire
> technique is not internationally approved.
>
> As our friend Chris Carmichael says ... Stay Tuned.

Very interesting read. Do you have any info on XETRA 690? A site
that may have pictures of the towers and transmitter site. I know
CC is programing the station with the format they moved over from
KLAC. Fabulous 690. I have searched the net and have had no luck.
Thanks!
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