This is the Continental Equipment Section of
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| 816R-1 - 10
kW First unit to WHYN (93.1), Springfield, MA |
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| 816R-1A - 10
kW First unit to XHME (89.5), Jalisco, Mexico |
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| 816R-2BS - 10
kW First unit to Jamaica B/C (92.1) Jamaica |
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| 816A - 11
kW First unit to WSRQ (90.1), Thief River Falls, MN |
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| 816B - 11
kW First unit to XHGAL (93.7), Monterrey, Mexico |
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| 816R-2 - 20 kW First unit to KXLS (99.7), Enid, OK. |
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| 816R-2A - 20 kW First unit to WCUZ (101.3), Grand Rapids, MI |
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| 816R-2B - 20 kW First unit to WDET (101.9), Detroit, MI |
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| 816R-2C - 20 kW First unit to KMGE (93.1), Eugene, OR |
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| 816R-3 - 25 kW First unit to KFAT (106.1), Corvallis, OR |
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| 816R-3B - 25 kW First unit to KRQQ (93.7), Tucson, AZ |
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| 816R-3C - 25 kW First unit to Gabirno Del Estado (102.1), Monterrey, Mexico |
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| 816R-4 - 27.5 kW First unit to KMGL (104.1), Oklahoma City, OK |
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| 816R-4B - 27.5 kW First unit to CKY (92.1), Winnepeg, Canada |
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| 816R-4C - 27.5 kW First unit to XHMG (102.9), Monterrey, Mexico |
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| 816R-6C - 30 kW First unit to WAIA (93.3), Jacksonville, FL |
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| 816R-5 - 35 kW First unit to KUPL (98.5), Portland, OR |
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| 816R-5B - 35 kW First unit to WGFX (104.5), Gallatin, TN |
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| 816R-5C - 35 kW First unit to KSLX (100.7), Scottsdale, AZ |
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