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In article , FAZAMY wrote:
This past weekend I heard a station broadcasting on 87.9 fm in the NYC metro area. It played reggae music Saturday a.m. I tuned in Sunday and it was on the air. Come Monday and Tuesday - no signal. Anybody know anything about this station? Exactly, what kinds of stations - commercial, non-commecial, lpfm - are allowed to broadcast on 87.9? 87.9 FM is called "channel 200." It is sort of in the FM band but it's a special allocation. A station cannot be licensed for 89.7, but an existing station can be moved to 89.7 in order to avoid interference if there is no TV Channel 6 nearby. Strictly speaking, this is in the guard band of TV channel 6, but it's also in the FM band. Almost certainly the station you heard was a pirate and not legally licensed for that frequency. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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