CFRX

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-	[[File:CFRB 1010 Logo.png|right|thumb|200px|CFRX Logo]]CFRX broadcasts on 6070 kHz with a relay of mediumwave station CFRB 1010 kHz from Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It transmits with 1kW of power. CFRX began broadcasting at 7:30 am on February 11th, 1937. The current transmitter is a solid state shortwave transmitter made by Armstrong Transmitter Corporation.	+	[[File:CFRB 1010 Logo.png|right|thumb|200px|CFRX Logo]] '''CFRX''' is a shortwave station in Toronto, Canada. It broadcasts on 6070 kHz via an omnidirectional antenna, and serves as a relay of mediumwave station CFRB (1010 kHz), also located in Toronto. It transmits with 1kW of power. CFRX began broadcasting at 7:30 am on February 11th, 1937. The current transmitter is a solid state shortwave transmitter made by Armstrong Transmitter Corporation.
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		+	With the closure of [[CHU]] on June 22, 2026, CFRX is the last remaining shortwave station in Canada.
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CFRX is a shortwave station in Toronto, Canada. It broadcasts on 6070 kHz via an omnidirectional antenna, and serves as a relay of mediumwave station CFRB (1010 kHz), also located in Toronto. It transmits with 1kW of power. CFRX began broadcasting at 7:30 am on February 11th, 1937. The current transmitter is a solid state shortwave transmitter made by Armstrong Transmitter Corporation.

With the closure of CHU on June 22, 2026, CFRX is the last remaining shortwave station in Canada.

Links

• Official Website of CFRX
• CFRB/CFRX by The Ontario DX Association, Includes a Virtual Tour of Station Facilities
• CFRB Wikipedia entry