Mexico? not sure...

[Jim Thomas]

Gentlemen,

Since I publish the "Emisoras de FM" book, I also have access to the México TV files. That said, I have attached the analog TV files and the DTV files (known as TDT in México) as PDF files. These are courtesy of Cofetel, the broadcast licensing authority in México. The one thing I note is missing with the DTV files is licensed power for each station.

The analog TV file is current to 12-30-09 and the digital TV (TDT) is current to 9-30-09.

[cd637299]

Fred Cantu's site www.mexicoradiotv.com is a good place to find Mexican DTVs....I dunno how up-to-date it is, but Fred works pretty hard at maintaining it.

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[mp11]

Yeah Cris that's where I identified my Aztca logo.

[mp11]

[quote=w9wi;11158]

I think you can reasonably assume these are the digital transmitters of XHAB-TV (analog 7 Matamoros) and XERV-TV. (analog 9 Reynosa) I don't know any further details.

With that I have a logging question. Do the digital transmitters (XHAB 7.1 RF 30, and XERVHD 9.1 RF 19)count as separate catches from their analog channels considering they have different channel numbers? Thanks.

[w9wi]

[quote=mp11;11178]

Originally Posted by w9wi

With that I have a logging question. Do the digital transmitters (XHAB 7.1 RF 30, and XERVHD 9.1 RF 19)count as separate catches from their analog channels considering they have different channel numbers? Thanks.

I count digital TV as a totally different type of DX from analog. Just like I count AM and FM radio separately.

[mp11]

OK thats sort of the way I was leaning, but wasnt sure of the general consensus. Thanks.