Re: [IRCA] XETRA transmitters site

[Scott Fybush <scott@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Sorry, Cholly...but on this one I gotta disagree. Spent a pleasant 
afternoon there a few years back, and it's quite definitely Rosarito 
Beach, with two "R"s and an "O" at the end.

The 1090 site is north of Rosarito along the coastal toll road, as is 
XEKAM 950. 690 used to be up there, too, but relocated to a new site 
south of town in the late nineties, and we didn't make it that far south.

Here's the municipal website: http://www.rosarito.org/

s

Charles A & Leonor L Taylor wrote:
> The town that XERB-1090 and XERA-690's transmitters are in/near is actually 
> Rosalito. XERB's ID years ago said "XERB,
> Rosalito, Baja California."
> 
> I have a tremendous talent for languages, and an ear to match; but it 
> always seemed odd that I was the only one who heard "Rosalito" rather than 
> Rosarita. Some other guy and I went down to look at the transmitters, and 
> there was a small town-limit sign that clearly stated "Rosalito."
> 
> 73 de Charlie
> 
>              ---------
> Charles A & Leonor L Taylor
>    Greenville, North Carolina 
> 
> 
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