XHTVH-FM

XHTVH-FM/XHTQE-FM

City	Villahermosa, Tabasco Tenosique.
Branding	Mega 94.9
Frequency	94.9 MHz/102.9 MHz
First air date	1992/2011
Format	Pop/news
ERP	XHTVH: 50 kW XHTQE: 15 kW^[1]
Transmitter coordinates	17°58′07″N 92°56′01.6″W / 17.96861°N 92.933778°W / 17.96861; -92.933778
Callsign meaning	XHTVH: Tabasco VillaHermosa XHTQE: TenosiQuE
Owner	Gobierno del Estado de Tabasco
Sister stations	XETVH-AM
Website	corat.mx/mega-94-9fm/

XHTVH-FM is a radio station on 94.9 FM in Villahermosa, Tabasco. It is part of the state government's Radio and Television Commission (CORAT) and is known as Mega 94.9.

XHTVH is relayed to XHTQE-FM 102.9 in Tenosique.

History

XHTVH began operations first, coming to life as part of a seven-station FM permit awarded to the state government in 1992. XHTVH was the only one of the seven stations to make it to air and the most powerful of any of the stations permitted at that time.

XHTQE received its permit in December 2011.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio FM. Last modified 2015-08-14. Retrieved 2015-08-03.

Radio stations in the state of Tabasco

By FM frequency	XHKV 88.5 XHQQQ 89.3 XHZX 89.3 XHVX 89.7 XHSAT 90.1 XHUTU 90.5 XHVET 90.5 XHJAP 90.9 XHVA 91.7 XHTR 92.5 XHZQ 93.7 XHHGR 94.1 XHTVH 94.9 XHTAB 95.7 XHOP 96.5 XHVB 97.3 XHLI 98.3 XHVHT 99.1 XHEMZ 99.9 XHEPAR 101.5 XHUTT 102.5 XHTQE 102.9 XHVILL 103.3 XHVT 104.1 XHACM 104.5 XHREC 104.9 XHRVI 106.3 XHJON 106.9 XHUJAT 107.3 XHRTM 107.7

By AM frequency	XEKV 740 XETQE 1120 XETVH 1230 XENAC 1440 (defunct)

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