XHADM-FM

XHADM-FM
City	Ahualulco de Mercado, Jalisco
Branding	Más FM
Frequency	88.1 MHz
First air date	May 2015 (with concession)
Format	Community
ERP	.1 kW^[1]
Transmitter coordinates	20°42′05″N 103°58′30″W / 20.701298°N 103.975038°W / 20.701298; -103.975038
Callsign meaning	Ahualulco De Mercado
Owner	Comunicación y Cultura Ahualulco de Mercado, A.C.
Webcast	XHADM-FM

XHADM-FM is a community radio station on 88.1 FM in Ahualulco de Mercado, Jalisco. It is owned by Comunicación y Cultura Ahualulco de Mercado, A.C. and branded as Más FM.

History

Más FM was among the first new stations to receive a social use concession under the terms of the 2014 telecommunications reforms, becoming XHADM-FM on the same frequency of 88.1.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio FM. Last modified 2015-08-14. Retrieved 2015-10-28.

External links

Más FM on Facebook

Radio stations in the state of Jalisco

By FM frequency	XHADM 88.1 XHME 89.5 XHRRR 89.5 XHMZA 89.7 XHPVA 90.3 XHANV 90.9 XHAN 91.1 XHVJL 91.9 XHVAY 92.7 XHEJ 93.5 XHLAZ 93.5 XHGZ 94.3 XHPVJ 94.3 XHQZ 94.9 XHBC 95.1 XHFCT 96.3 XHPZ 96.7 XHZK 96.7 XHXXX 97.5 XHED 99.1 XHTMJ 99.1 XHZAM 99.1 XHFSM 100.7 XHJY 101.5 XHANU 102.3 XHJTF 103.1 XHLD 103.9 XHUGPV 104.3 XHLB 104.7 XHRGO 104.7 XHUGC 104.7 XHUGL 104.7 XHMEX 104.9 XHHE 105.5 XHUGA 105.5 XHLJ 105.7 XHGAI 105.9 XHIS 106.3 XHCGJ 107.1 XHARDJ 107.3 XHTEQ 107.9 XHUGO 107.9 XHZV 107.9

By AM frequency	XEZK 550 XELAZ 600 XEEJ 650 XEIS 670 XEVAY 740 XELD 780 XEAN 800 XEXXX 840 XEED 900 XENAY 910 XEHE 940 XEMEX 950 XEBC 990 XEJLV 1080 XELB 1090 XEPVJ 1110 XEJTF 1170 XEJY 1260

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