Re: [IRCA] Audio 0510 10/29 on 1584, who?

Subject: Re: [IRCA] Audio 0510 10/29 on 1584, who?

From: "Chris Black" <n1cp@xxxxxxxxxxx>

Date: Sun, 30 Oct 2005 09:33:54 -0500

I'll throw in my one and a half cents worth to echo Marc's analysis. Cueta (R. Ole-Costa) is usually music and the Spain is SER network which I have found to be talk. Since there are lots of SER frequencies, a parallel can often be found for comparison.

Chris Black

Cape Cod

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Subject: [IRCA] Audio 0510 10/29 on 1584, who?

In a message dated 10/29/05 2:45:20 PM Eastern Standard Time, georgesmn@xxxxxxxxx writes:

Music with a beat, man singing, *possibly* in Spanish. My 2003 WRTH shows 2 Spaniards here, each listed as only 2 kw?! Are these the only or most likely possibilities? Are they still 2 kw? May be my lowest powered TA audio ever

*** George- I agree with John Sgruletta's comments. Ceuta (Radio Ole) is much more likely than Spain to be playing music. Spain seems to have news or talk most of the time.

Marc DeLorenzo
South Dennis, Cape Cod, Massachusetts ***

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