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Channel 5 and the radio studios of Radio Televisión 715 Am and Radio Satélite 560 AM |
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| Radio Televisión Inverted "L" Antenna | ||||
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Radio Centro 860 AM and Radio Variedades
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Radio América 610 AM studios and offices. Radio
América had a repeater in San Pedro Sula, and later added many more low power rebroadcast transmitters. |
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| Radio Morazán 775 AM. The station is entirely located in this building, which was in a ravine behind the Tegucigalpa soccer stadium. The station was owned by Poncio Pou Saleta, former Minister of Communications of Honduras. | ||||
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| Radio Morazán studio. |
