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- KJJT abstract "KJJT Los Ybanez, Texas is an FM station in one of the smallest cities of license regulated by the Federal Communications Commission. The city was created for the purpose of authorizing sales of liquor, which was not allowed in the county and surrounding area.KJJT was originally known as KYMI. While this was randomly assigned by the FCC (other new stations in this group were named KYMF, KYMG, KYMH, KYMJ, KYMK, etc.) and most of these changed names before actually going into operation, KYMI stayed with the name using the retronym of \"K Ybanez Mary and Israel\". The founders (of the town as well as the station) were Israel and Mary Ybanez.The station was initially on 107.9 mHz. It was moved to 98.5 as a result of changes at KADM (now KQLM) Odessa who moved from a class C2 permit on 107.7 to a class C1 (more power, more antenna height) on 107.9. This obligated that station to move the station in Los Ybanez to a new, comparable channel, compensate them for changes in equipment, and pay to promote the changes .The station had been programmed pursuant to a brokered time agreement where a group in Brownfield, TX was running a religious outreach. That group continues to this day. The group stopped feeding the station in March 2007, and the station went silent.In November 2007, KYMI was sold to KYMI FM LLC, and its license sub KYMI License Sub LLC. The previous owner had not filed for license renewal in 2005. The next owner had to work with the previous owner to reinstate the authorization. http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-07-3810A1.pdf The transmitter site (located west of Lamesa, Texas on the Seminole Highway) was rebuilt with new air conditioning, new electrical wiring, and a rebuilt transmitter. the call letters were changed to KBXJ. The station returned to the air with a format of all Christmas music. The station called itself \"Christmas 98.5\" and began 24-hour-a-day operation. After Christmas the station aired a grab bag format of all kinds of music. In February 2008, the station began airing a format called \"The West Texas Jukebox\". The format is Country Music with Album cuts by Rock artists. The station also airs a few overflow sports broadcasts from KPET with which it shares facilities at 1 Radio Road.Local Programs include: \"Football Picks\" in the fall when local politicians, students, and business owners are interviewed as to their best guess for local, area, and national contests.\"Ask The Vets\" Q & A with renowned vets from Brock Veterinary Clinic.A Christian music program airs en Espanol each Sunday afternoon 2-4pm.In April 2011, KBXJ trimmed some sports broadcasts and expanded its library of music.In a pair of concurrent transactions, KYMI FM LLC sold the station to Israel Ybanez, who in turn sold it to Jesus Pena Acosta. The sale to Acosta was consummated on March 17, 2014.On May 26, 2014, the station changed its call sign to the current KJJT.".
- KJJT alias "98.5FM The West Texas Jukebox".
- KJJT broadcastStationClass "C2".
- KJJT city Los_Ybanez,_Texas.
- KJJT city Texas.
- KJJT facilityId "29267".
- KJJT formerCallsign "DKYMI (2006-2007)".
- KJJT formerCallsign "KBXJ (2007-2014)".
- KJJT formerCallsign "KYMI (1990-2006)".
- KJJT formerCallsign "KYMI (2007)".
- KJJT sisterStation KPET.
- KJJT wikiPageExternalLink DA-07-3810A1.pdf.
- KJJT wikiPageExternalLink fmq.php?facid=&call=kjjt&ccode=1&latd=&lond=&city=&state=&country=US&zip=&party=&party_type=LICEN&jaws=0.
- KJJT wikiPageExternalLink tidbits.php.
- KJJT wikiPageExternalLink www.thewesttexasjukebox.com.
- KJJT wikiPageID "20551220".
- KJJT wikiPageLength "5114".
- KJJT wikiPageOutDegree "16".
- KJJT wikiPageRevisionID "706895297".
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink Air_conditioning.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink Brownfield,_Texas.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink Category:Radio_stations_in_Texas.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink Christmas_music.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink Country_music.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink Electrical_wiring.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink FM_broadcasting.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink Federal_Communications_Commission.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink Hertz.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink KPET.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink Lamesa,_Texas.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink Los_Ybanez,_Texas.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink Texas.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink Transmitter.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink Watt.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLink West_Texas.
- KJJT wikiPageWikiLinkText "KJJT".
- KJJT affiliations "ESPN Texas Rangers Baseball Network".
- KJJT area "Los Ybanez-Lamesa & Terry, Lynn, Garza, Dawson, and Borden Counties".
- KJJT branding "98.5".
- KJJT city Los_Ybanez,_Texas.
- KJJT city Texas.
- KJJT class "2.0".
- KJJT erp "50000".
- KJJT facilityId "29267".
- KJJT format "Country and More".
- KJJT formerCallsigns "DKYMI".
- KJJT formerCallsigns "KBXJ".
- KJJT formerCallsigns "KYMI".
- KJJT frequency "98.5".
- KJJT haat "140".
- KJJT name "KJJT".
- KJJT owner "Jesus Pena Acosta".
- KJJT sisterStations KPET.
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- KJJT wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_radio_station.
- KJJT wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Multiple_issues.
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- KJJT subject Category:Radio_stations_in_Texas.
- KJJT hypernym Station.
- KJJT point "32.72277777777778 -102.03055555555555".
- KJJT type Agent.
- KJJT type Broadcaster.
- KJJT type Organisation.
- KJJT type RadioStation.
- KJJT type Station.
- KJJT type Page.
- KJJT type Station.
- KJJT type Organization.
- KJJT type RadioStation.
- KJJT type Agent.
- KJJT type SocialPerson.
- KJJT type Thing.
- KJJT type SpatialThing.
- KJJT type Q15265344.
- KJJT type Q43229.
- KJJT comment "KJJT Los Ybanez, Texas is an FM station in one of the smallest cities of license regulated by the Federal Communications Commission. The city was created for the purpose of authorizing sales of liquor, which was not allowed in the county and surrounding area.KJJT was originally known as KYMI.".
- KJJT label "KJJT".
- KJJT sameAs Q6326410.
- KJJT sameAs m.051xl86.
- KJJT sameAs Q6326410.
- KJJT lat "32.72277777777778".
- KJJT long "-102.03055555555555".
- KJJT wasDerivedFrom KJJT?oldid=706895297.
- KJJT isPrimaryTopicOf KJJT.
- KJJT name "KJJT".