XEHIT-AM

XEHIT-AM
City	San Bernardino Tlaxcalancingo-Puebla, Puebla
Branding	Radio Felicidad
Slogan	Los Mejores Momentos
Frequency	1310 kHz
First air date	September 3, 1968 (concession)
Format	English AC
Power	5,000 watts day 1,000 watts night^[1]
Callsign meaning	HIT
Owner	Grupo ACIR (Radio Poblana, S.A. de C.V.)
Website	radiofelicidad.mx/radio-felicidad-1310-am-puebla/

XEHIT-AM is a radio station on 1310 AM in San Bernardino Tlaxcalancingo, Puebla. It carries Grupo ACIR's Radio Felicidad format.

History

XEHIT received its concession on September 3, 1968. It was later acquired by Grupo ACIR.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio AM. Last modified 2017-02-27. Retrieved 2016-06-03.

Radio stations in the state of Puebla
By FM frequency	XHTHP 88.7 (future) XHNP 89.3 XHRS 90.1 XHTCP 90.7 XHRTP 90.7 XHTEZ 90.9 XHFS 91.1 XHRC 91.7 XHZM 92.5 XHVJP 92.7 XHEUH 93.1 XHLU 93.5 XHTEE 93.9 XHJE 94.1 XHORO 94.9 XHFJ 95.1 XHAOP 95.3 XHLIB 95.9 XHBUAP 96.9 XHENG 97.5 XHPXA 97.9 XHMAXX 98.1 XHPBA 98.7 XHNGO 98.9 XHTEU 99.1 XHOL 99.7 XHEV 99.9 XHTE 99.9 XHGY 100.7 XHVP 101.3 XHVC 102.1 XHWJ 102.9 XHRH 103.3 XHCHP 104.3 XHOLA 105.1 XHZTP 105.3 XHCOM 105.9 XHETE 106.3 XHPBP 106.7 XHSBE 107.1 XHIZU 107.5
By AM frequency	XEVJP 570 XEFJ 680 XEOL 910 XEZAR 920 XEFS 980 XEPA 1010 XEGY 1070 XEHR 1090 XEPOP 1120 XETE 1140 XECD 1170 XEPUE 1210 XETCP 1230 XEZT 1250 XEEG 1280 XEHIT 1310 XEEV 1330 XELU 1340 XECTZ 1350 XEWJ 1420 XERTP 1540
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