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ThaDood

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2002 11M Broadcast Auxiliary List.
« on: July 11, 2023, 1735 UTC »
I originally ripped this list, seen on The FRN, over 20 years ago. How many of these are still active? BTW, these are all FM mode, and audio is about that of a telephone, so no Hi-Fi sound here:



11m Broadcast Auxiliary Stations





25870 – WFLA, Tampa, FL/KLDE, El Dorado, TX/unknown “KC..”

25910 – WJFP, Ft Pierce, FL/WBAP, Ft Worth, TX

25950 – KKSN/KNRK, Portland, OR/KIRO, Seattle, WA/KOA, Denver, CO

25990 – KSCS, Arlington, TX

26110 – KOVR-TV, Sacramento, CA

26130 – WIBC, Indianapolis, IN

26190 – KABC-TV, Los Angeles, CA/KSL, Salt Lake City, UT

26250 – WTVN, Columbus, OH

26370 – WHOO, Orlando, FL

26390 – KABC-TV, Los Angeles, CA

26410 – WLIO, Lima, OH

26450 – WLW, Cincinatti, OH/WTVT, Tampa. FL/Heftel BCing, HI

26470 – WJFP, Ft Pierce, FL
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Re: 2002 11M Broadcast Auxiliary List.
« Reply #1 on: July 11, 2023, 1757 UTC »
The only one I have seen logged recently is 26110 – KOVR-TV, Sacramento, CA.

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Re: 2002 11M Broadcast Auxiliary List.
« Reply #2 on: July 11, 2023, 2028 UTC »
Probably the last upper-HF STL I remember hearing was for a station in Colorado, and that was at least a few years ago.
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