XHTSC-FM

XHTSC-FM
City	Cananea, Sonora, Mexico
Branding	Radio Tecnológico
Frequency	102.3 MHz
First air date	November 20, 2012
Format	Mexican college
ERP	3 kW^[1]
Callsign meaning	Instituto Tecnológico Superior de Cananea
Owner	Instituto Tecnológico Superior de Cananea

XHTSC-FM is a Mexican college radio station owned by the Instituto Tecnológico Superior de Cananea in the state of Sonora. The station broadcasts on 102.3 MHz and is known as Radio Tecnológico.

History

XHTSC received its permit in 2012 after more than 10 years of the university attempting to get a radio station.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio FM. Last modified 2017-02-27. Retrieved 2015-07-22.

Radio stations in the state of Sonora
By FM frequency	XHNTA 89.1 XHRCL 89.5 XHIB 89.9 XHGYS 90.1 XHEZ 90.7 XHLDC 90.7 XHAGP 92.7 XHPGYM 93.3 XHSCA 93.3 XHNVS 93.7 XHCAB 94.5 XHUK 95.3 XHNAS 95.5 XHITA 96.5 XHSOS 97.3 XHPJOA 98.1 XHSAP 98.5 XHAB 98.7 XHNZI 99.1 XHDR 99.5 XHNNO 99.9 XHCBR 100.1 XHPMAS 100.5 XHSM 100.9 XHFX 101.3 XHEPS 102.1 XHTSC 102.3 XHLPS 102.5 XHFQ 103.1 XHGYM 103.7 XHKE 104.5 XHCNE 104.7 XHBQ 105.3 XHVOC 105.7 XHPPO 106.1 XHOX 106.5 XHAQ 106.9 XHENS 107.1 XHFH 107.9 XHSLR 107.9 Radio Sonora (statewide, 28 transmitters)
By AM frequency	XEYO 560 XEFX 630 XEETCH 700 XEDR 830 XEXN 1010 XEBQ 1240 XEMW 1260 XEGL 1270 XELBL 1350 XEQC 1390 XEOX 1430 XEDJ 1450 XECB 1460 XEEH 1520
HD Radio	XHEZ 90.7-1 103.1-1 103.1-2 103.1-3
Defunct stations/ frequencies	XEUK 570 XEPS 710 XEEZ 970 XEFQ 980 XEKE 980 XEGYS 1040 XENAS 1100 XEIB 1170 XEFH 1310 XEAB 1400 XENS 1480 XEAQ 1490
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