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Estasyon tradiktè FM ka itilize siyal sekans resansman rele ki fòme ak K oswa W ki te swiv pa yon nimewo twa-chif (201 jiska 300, ki koresponn a 88.1 107.9 megaèrts), ki te swiv pa yon pè nan sekans-asiyen lèt. Fòma a se menm jan ak sa ki te itilize pa nimewote televizyon konte, kote nimewo a refere a plasman an chanèl pèmanan. Pi gwo sistèm terrestres radyo-tradiktè nan peyi Etazini an Oktòb 2008 ki te fè pati KUER-FM, priz radyo ki pa komèsyal nan Inivèsite Utah, ak estasyon tradiktè 33 ki sòti nan Idaho nan New Mexicoand Arizona.
eng
FM translator stations may use sequential numbered call signs consisting of K or W followed by a three-digit number (201 through 300, corresponding to 88.1 to 107.9 MHz), followed by a pair of sequentially-assigned letters. The format is similar to that used by numbered television translators, where the number refers to the permanent channel assignment. The largest terrestrial radio-translator system in the U.S. in October 2008 belonged to KUER-FM, the non-commercial radio outlet of the University of Utah, with 33 translator stations ranging from Idaho to New Mexicoand Arizona.