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September 16th 06, 07:10 AM
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1670 Khz Mexican MW station
"Bob Dobbs EC42" wrote in message news  an.2006.09.16.05.45.24.172000@Slack...On Fri, 15 Sep 2006 17:39:08 +0000, Doug Smith W9WI wrote: There are no daytimers in the 1610-1700KHz band. At least not in the US, but I'm 99.9% certain there aren't any in Canada or Mexico either. Three o'clock in the afternoon is what I'd call daytime, and there is definitely a station (Spanish language) in Morena Valley, Riverside County, California, at 1670 kHz. KHPY in Moreno Valley has brokered programming, including Spanish religion. |
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