XHPT-FM

XHPT-FM
City	Córdoba, Veracruz
Branding	Exa FM
Slogan	Ponte Exa
Frequency	91.3 FM
First air date	January 23, 1973 (concession)
Format	Pop
ERP	18 kW^[1]
HAAT	-10.72 meters
Transmitter coordinates	18°53′59″N 96°57′50″W / 18.89972°N 96.96389°W / 18.89972; -96.96389
Affiliations	MVS Radio
Owner	Grupo Radio Digital (Estéreo Sistema, S.A.)
Sister stations	XHAG-FM, XHPP-FM
Website	exacordobafm.com

XHPT-FM is a radio station on 91.3 FM in Córdoba, Veracruz, carrying the Exa FM pop format from MVS Radio.

History

XHPT received its concession on January 23, 1973. It was owned by Carlos Julio Suastegui Fentanes and broadcast with 3 kW until 2012.

References

↑ RPC: 2012 Change in Technical Parameters - XHPT-FM

Radio stations in the state of Veracruz
By FM frequency	XHDZ 88.1 XHRHV 89.1 XHFTI 89.5 XHID 89.7 XHHU 89.9 XHTI 90.5 XHALAM 90.7 XHQO 90.7 XHPT 91.3 XHPG 92.1 XHSAV 92.7 XHTLAC 93.7 XHEVZ 93.9 XHVO 94.3 XHYV 94.5 XHGN 95.3 XHOTE 95.7 XHSANR 96.1 XHSIC 96.1 XHGF 97.3 XHOV 97.3 XHTRES 97.9 XHRAF 98.3 XHEPT 99.1 XHORA 99.3 XHPP 100.3 Orizaba XHTBV 100.9 XHTQ 101.3 XHAG 102.1 XHCAY 102.9 XHFU 103.3 XHDQ 103.9 XEHU 104.5 XHEVC 104.5 XHJF 105.1 XHFCE 105.5 XHOBA 105.5 XHLE 105.9 XHZUL 106.5 XHHTY 107.1 XHKG 107.5
By AM frequency	XEDZ 580 XESIC 670 XEVC 700 XEGF 740 XEKG 820 XEDQ 830 XETQ 850 XEYV 880 XEBY 890 XEGB 960 XEID 990 XEUZ 1100 XEZL 1130 XEPP 1190 XEVZ 1210 XEDB 1210 XEOV 1240 XEAG 1280 XEHU 1300 XEZON 1360 XEVO 1520 XEPT 1590
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