XHGQ-FM

XHGQ-FM
City	Los Reyes de Salgado, Michoacán
Branding	Ke Buena
Frequency	92.5 FM
First air date	June 6, 1975 (concession)
Format	Grupera
ERP	6 kW^[1]
Transmitter coordinates	19°35′06″N 102°28′03″W / 19.58500°N 102.46750°W / 19.58500; -102.46750
Affiliations	Televisa Radio
Owner	Radio Milenio (Gilberto Hossfeldt Díaz)
Website	kebuenalosreyes.com

XHGQ-FM is a radio station on 92.5 FM in Los Reyes de Salgado, Michoacán. It is owned by Radio Milenio and carries the Ke Buena national format from Televisa Radio.

History

XEGQ-AM received its concession on June 6, 1975. It broadcast with 1,000 watts on 1530 kHz.

In 2008, XEGQ moved to 1000 kHz and raised its power to 3.5 kW.

XEGQ received approval to migrate to FM in 2011.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio FM. Last modified 2018-05-16. Retrieved 2016-04-26. Technical information from the IFT Coverage Viewer.

Radio stations in the state of Michoacán
By FM frequency	XHZN 88.1 XHDCP 88.3 XHPVAT 88.3 XHPQGA 88.9 XHCEA 89.1 XHZTM 89.1 XHLP 89.9 XHQL 91.7 XHGQ 92.5 XHLC 92.7 XHPHGO 92.7 XHPQUI 92.7 XHLZ 93.9 XHGT 94.1 XHCJ 94.3 XHPMAR 94.3 XHPTAC 94.5 XHTSI 94.7 XHEXL 94.9 XHLX 95.1 XHCMM 95.5 XHLCM 95.7 XHPLPM 96.1 XHOCU 97.3 XHCHM 97.7 XHZU 97.7 XHPZAM 98.1 XHMVM 98.3 XHZI 98.5 XHEOJ 98.7 XHTGM 99.5 XHXAN 102.9 XHPATZ 103.7 XHEZM 103.9 XHESOL 103.9 XHMXS 104.5 XHTNC 105.1 XHECH 105.7 XHJAC 105.7 XHCHIL 106.1 XHTGAN 106.1 XHPAT 106.5 XHETA 107.1 XHPCO 107.5 XHUARO 107.7 XHLAC 107.9 XHTUMI 107.9 SM Radio (statewide, 12 transmitters)
By AM frequency	XELX 700 XEPUR 830 XELCM 920 XEZU 930 XELC 980 XEGQ 1000 XETUX 1010 XEIX 1290 XERNB 1450
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