XHPRS-FM

XHPRS-FM

Infobox Radio station
name = XHPRS-FM


city = Tecate, Baja California
area = Tijuana-San Diego metropolitan area
branding = 105.7 The Walrus
slogan = "San Diego's Greatest Hits"
airdate = July 9, 1990 on 92.1 MHz
2005 on 105.7 MHz
April 15, 2008 with their current format
frequency = 105.7 (MHz)
format = Oldies/Classic Hits (and Padres baseball games with sister station XEPRS-AM)
power =
erp = 50,000 watts
haat = 150 meters
sister_stations = XEPRS, XEPE
class = B
facility_id = 163371
callsign_meaning = Derived from sister station XEPRS
former_callsigns = XHBCE
owner = Broadcast Company of the Americas
"(license and transmitter owned by a Mexican company)"
licensee =
webcast = [http://player.streamtheworld.com/liveplayer.php?CALLSIGN=XPRSFM Listen Live]
website = official|http://www.walrusfm.com/ 105.7 The Walrus

XHPRS-FM or 105.7 The Walrus is a commercial oldies radio station in Tecate, Baja California, broadcasting to the Tijuana-San Diego metropolitan area on 105.7 FM.

From 2006 to 2008, this station simulcasted XEPRS-AM as "XX" (pronounced "Double X") "Sports Radio". It aired San Diego Padres games (as the Walrus still does) and the entire talk show lineup from the AM station. Before that, it had various musical formats.

When XX Sports Radio aired on FM, it helped spread the XEPRS signal to eastern parts of San Diego County.

External links

* [http://www.walrusfm.com Official website]


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