That would be XESS in Ensenada -- they're in the process of moving from
1450.
They're supposed to be running 20/10kW from a transmitter site between
Tijuana and Ensenada, but they are nowhere near as loud as XEKTT(XEPE?)-560,
which is running that power from about 15 miles SW of Tecate.
The format is nice -- tropical music and "La Tropical 7-80" slogans. Sure
beats listening to Sneer Channel garbage on every channel...
73, Tim Hall Chula Vista, CA
P.S. I can't tell if the old XESS-1450 is off yet. They've gotten out terribly for several years now, and there's usually no trace of them here.
http://www.inetworld.net/halls/dx/index.html
All dates/times mentioned in my reports are Eastern Local Time for US/Canadian stations and GMT for all others.
From: Martin Foltz <martin.foltz@qlogic.com> Reply-To: irca@topica.com To: irca@topica.com Subject: RE: [IRCA] 780 Spanish Tijuana? Date: Tue, 10 Feb 2004 02:10:26 +0000
Getting hammered by KKOH Reno, all music with few announcements. ID at 6:07 PM PST, XEFF Ensenada-Tijuana, Mexico. Must not be a powerhouse.
Martin Foltz wrote: > > Found a big signal Spanish station on 780 after work on the drive home, > calls sounded like XEFF. Listening now at home to get better ID.
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