XHNU-FM

XHNU-FM
City	Acapulco, Guerrero
Branding	Súper 94.5 FM
Slogan	Me Siento Súper
Frequency	94.5 MHz
First air date	January 4, 1977 (concession)
Format	Pop
ERP	15 kW^[1]
Owner	Radiorama (XHNU-FM, S.A.)
Website	www.super945.com.mx

XHNU-FM is a radio station on 94.5 FM in Acapulco, Guerrero. It is owned by Radiorama and carries a pop format known as Súper 94.5 FM.

History

XHNU received its concession on January 4, 1977. It was owned by Elba Yolanda Brust Carmona and originally operated on 98.5 MHz (now home to XHMAR-FM). At some point before 1994, XHNU moved to 94.5. Brust Carmona sold to Radiorama in 2006.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio FM. Last modified 2016-03-31. Retrieved 2015-06-25.

Radio Stations in the state of Guerrero

By FM frequency	XHXY 89.5 XHKJ 89.7 XHKF 90.5 XHZIH 90.5 XHACD 92.1 XHZTA 92.1 XHTXO 92.9 XHSUR 93.5 XHPA 93.7 XHIGA 93.9 XHNU 94.5 XHLI 94.7 XHEVP 95.3 XHJR 95.3 XHXC 96.1 XHNS 96.9 XHCHH 97.1 XHGRC 97.7 XHMAR 98.5 XHUTG 98.5 XHZHO 98.5 XHNQ 99.3 XHEPI 99.7 XHSE 100.1 XHAYA 100.9 XHBB 101.5 XHUQ 101.9 XHAGE 102.3 XHAGS 103.1 XHPO 103.9 XHCI 104.7 XHEZUM 105.1 XHAGR 105.5 XHIG 106.5 XHCHG 107.1 XHKOK 107.5

By AM frequency	XEACD 550 XEBB 600 XECHH 650 XECNG 680 XEMAR 710 XEKOK 750 XESUR 770 XEXY 780 XEZV 800 XEAGR 810 XEGRC 820 XEGRO 870 XEIG 880 XEACA 950 XEXC 960 XEUQ 960 XEVP 1030 XEZUM 1050 XEAGS 1070 XEGRM 1100 XEPI 1250 XEGRT 1310 XECI 1340 XEKF 1360 XEKJ 1400 XEZHO 1410 XERY 1450 XEGRA 1460 XEKN 1490 XELI 1580 XETPA 1600

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