XHNNO-FM

XHNNO-FM
City	Naco, Sonora, Mexico
Branding	Exa FM
Frequency	99.9 FM
First air date	November 23, 1994 (concession)
Format	CHR
ERP	27.4 kW^[1]
Affiliations	MVS Radio
Owner	Grupo Radiofónico ZER (Arnoldo Rodríguez Zermeño)
Webcast	XHNNO-FM

XHNNO-FM is a radio station in Naco, Sonora. Broadcasting on 99.9 FM, XHNNO is owned by Grupo Radiofónico ZER and carries the Exa FM format from MVS Radio.

History

The concession for XHNNO was awarded on November 23, 1994. The station has always been owned by Zermeño.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio FM. Last modified 2015-08-14. Retrieved 2015-09-17.

Radio stations in the state of Sonora

By FM frequency	XHCRS 88.5 XHSSA 88.9 XHNTA 89.1 XHRCL 89.5 XHGYS 90.1 XHHIL 90.1 XHEZ 90.7 XHLDC 90.7 XHSOA 91.5 XHSCA 93.3 XHNVS 93.7 XHCAB 94.5 XHKIN 95.5 XHNAS 95.5 XHITA 96.5 XHSOS 97.3 XHSEA 97.7 XHSAP 98.5 XHNZI 99.1 XHMZQ 99.3 XHDR 99.5 XHNNO 99.9 XHCBR 100.1 XHAPS 101.3 XHFX 101.3 XHEPS 102.1 XHFEL 102.3 XHTSC 102.3 XHLPS 102.5 XHFQ 103.1 XHURS 103.9 XHMOS 104.1 XHKE 104.5 XHCNE 104.7 XHBQ 105.3 XHPPU 105.3 XHARI 105.5 XHPPO 106.1 XHAQ 106.9 XHGUA 106.9 XHENS 107.1 XHFH 107.9 XHSLR 107.9

By AM frequency	XEYO 560 XEUK 570 XEFX 630 XEETCH 700 XEPS 710 XEDR 830 XEKE 980 XEXN 1010 XEGYS 1040 XENAS 1100 XESO 1150 XEIB 1170 XEBQ 1240 XEMW 1260 XEGL 1270 XEFH 1310 XELBL 1350 XEQC 1390 XEAB 1400 XEDJ 1450 XECB 1460 XENS 1480 XEAQ 1490 XEDR 1490 XEEH 1520

HD Radio	XHEZ 90.7-1 103.1-1 103.1-2 103.1-3

Defunct stations/ frequencies	XEEZ 970 XEFQ 980

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