XHGT-FM

XHGT-FM

City	Zamora, Michoacán
Branding	Candela
Frequency	94.1 FM
First air date	January 26, 1956 (concession)
Format	Grupera
ERP	6 kW^[1]
Transmitter coordinates	19°58′01″N 102°15′55″W / 19.96694°N 102.26528°W / 19.96694; -102.26528
Affiliations	Cadena RASA
Owner	Grupo Radio Zamora (Radio Zamora, S. de R.L.)
Website	www.radiozamora.com.mx/xhgt.html

XHGT-FM is a radio station on 94.1 FM in Zamora, Michoacán. It is owned by Grupo Radio Zamora and is known as Candela.

History

XEGT-AM received its concession on January 26, 1956. It was owned by Fernando Jiménez Torres until 1964 and broadcast with 1,000 watts on 1490 kHz. In the early 2000s, power was raised to 5 kW day.

XEGT received approval to migrate to FM in 2011.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio FM. Last modified 2016-03-31. Retrieved 2016-04-26.

Radio stations in the state of Michoacán

By FM frequency	XHZN 88.1 XHDAD 88.7 XHCEA 89.1 XHZTM 89.1 XHIP 89.7 XHLP 89.9 XHFN 91.1 XHQL 91.7 XHAZN 92.1 XHGQ 92.5 XHLC 92.7 XHENI 93.7 XHLZ 93.9 XHGT 94.1 XHCJ 94.3 XHDEN 94.7 XHTSI 94.7 XHEXL 94.9 XHAPM 95.1 XHLX 95.1 XHCMM 95.5 XHKN 95.5 XHLCM 95.7 XHJIQ 95.9 XHAMB 95.9 XHCAP 96.9 XHHID 97.5 XHTZI 97.5 XHCHM 97.7 XHZU 97.7 XHEML 98.3 XHMVM 98.3 XHZI 98.5 XHEOJ 98.7 XHHID 99.7 XHRUA 99.7 XHUF 100.5 XHIW 101.3 XHURM 102.1 XHZMA 103.1 XHUET 103.5 XHEZM 103.9 XHESOL 103.9 XHSV 104.3 XHAND 104.9 XHECH 105.7 XHZIT 106.3 XHPAT 106.5 XHETA 107.1 XHPCO 107.5 XHFC 107.9 XHLAC 107.9 XHRHI 107.9 XHTM 107.9 XHTUMI 107.9

By AM frequency	XETA 600 XEUF 610 XEZM 650 XEXL 690 XEIP 750 XEML 770 XEPUR 830 XELCM 920 XEZU 930 XECJ 970 XELC 980 XETUMI 1010 XEURM 1050 XEFN 1130 XEIW 1160 XESOL 1190 XEZI 1200 XELP 1230 XEQL 1260 XEIX 1290 XEIN 1320 XEAPM 1340 XESV 1370 XEOJ 1400 XEGC 1450 XELX 1460 XEGT 1490 XEGQ 1530 XELAC 1560

HD Radio	107.9-1 107.9-2 107.9-3

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