Manufacturer and designer of radio frequency components and antennas for radio and television transmission Jampro has announced the successful installation and commissioning of FM radio antennas covering 350 separate broadcast frequencies for Radiorama, one of the oldest and most established radio networks in Mexico.
Radiorama has stations throughout the country offering entertainment, news and 100% Mexican music.
The turnkey system consisted of Jampro models JCPB (Broadband), JSWB (Super Wideband, high power) and JMPC (medium power) side-mounted FM antennas, rigid transmission line, patch panels, and Starpoint combiners. On-site commissioning was performed by company technicians. Of the systems provided only 32 single frequency antennas were supplied. All others were either 2 or 3 frequency sidemounted systems, with at frequency separation of as much as 18 MHz.
“We were gratified and proud that Radiorama, a long time customer of over 20 years, selected us for this significant project,’ said Alex Perchevitch, president of Jampro. “Radio is a key source of information and entertainment throughout Mexico, and we are proud to enhance Radiorama’s coverage and FM signal strength by upgrading the quality and reach of Radiorama’s broadcasts.”
