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DKNMQ-LD

ALBUQUERQUE NM

DIGITAL TV TRANSLATOR/LPTV

Channel 0

RJ ENTERPRISES
10026 2ND STREET, NW
ALBUQUERQUE NM 87114
5057929711
Facility ID: 167597
Permit Cancelled

Correspondence
FRN:

BSFDTL-20060630BGA

Granted

01/12/2007

Domestic Status:Application
Channel: 28
NAD27 Coordinates: 35 4' 6.01" 106 46' 46.02"
NAD83 Coordinates: 35 4' 6.18" 106 46' 48.11"
Elevation: 1721 m AMSL
Effective ERP: 15kW
Directional Antenna:
Visual Power Output: 1.5kW
Radiation center-above mean sea level: 1764m
Overall antenna height above ground: 49m
Directional Antenna:
Antenna System ID: 16511
Antenna Rotation: 96

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CALL SIGN HISTORY

K28JT-D - 01/12/2007 (CDBS)
KNMQ-LD - 02/21/2013 (CDBS)
DKNMQ-LD - 02/25/2013 (CDBS)
DKNMQ-LD - 01/12/2007 (LMS)
Where this call sign has been:
01/20/1983 on 105.9 in SANTA FE NM - now KRZY-FM (CDBS)
02/21/2013 On Channel 20 in ALBUQUERQUE NM - now KNMQ-LD (CDBS)
04/01/2025 on 102.1 in SOCORRO NM - now KNMQ (LMS)

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APPLICATION HISTORY

	BDCCDTL-20061019ADS	Digital Companion Channel	Cancelled 01/12/2007
	BSFDTL-20060630BGA	Short Form Application	Granted 01/12/2007
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