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TIRICA 625 KHZ "La Voz de la Víctor" This station, in 1970, went to 1 million watts of power... briefly. |
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TIRICA 625 KHZ
Live studio.
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"Radio Atenea"
975 AM. Atenea was Costa Rica's first 24
hour station and there is a local saying "Cuando se apague Atenea"
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"Radio Columbia" One of Costa Rica's national networks with multiple repeaters.
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Columbia's live show studio with seating for listeners. |
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Columbia's
San José transmitter site. 725 AM.
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875 AM The big room was formerly a radio theatre (Radioteatro) where live bands played. |
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La Voz del
Trópico studio
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1000
KHZ "Radio Norte" Liberia,
Guanacaste Business office in Downtown Liberia. |
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The main
studio was at the transmitter site.
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| 10,000 watt AM transmitter. |
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700 AM Radio Reloj One of the most modern stations in the nation at the time.
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700 AM Radio Reloj One of the most modern stations in the nation at the time.
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Radio Reloj on air studio. | ||
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TIJC 575 Radio Musical San José main transmitter. |
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1075 AM Faro del Caribe TIFC was an important evangelical station. |
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| TIFC building. |
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Minister on the air on TIFC | ||
| AM 10 kw transmitter for TIFC |
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Old studio location of Columbia prior to moving. | ||
