XHVDR-FM

XHVDR-FM
City	Cacahoatán, Chiapas, Mexico
Branding	Visión del Rey (Vision of the King)
Frequency	100.3 FM
First air date	March 29, 2012 (permit)
ERP	1.89 kW^[1]
HAAT	21.42 meters
Class	B1
Transmitter coordinates	15°05′33.27″N 92°10′59.3″W / 15.0925750°N 92.183139°W / 15.0925750; -92.183139^[2]
Callsign meaning	Visión Del Rey
Owner	Juana Patricia Ruiz Sánchez

XHVDR-FM is a noncommercial radio station on 100.3 FM in Cacahoatán, Chiapas. The station is owned by Juana Patricia Ruiz Sánchez and carries a Christian music format known as Visión del Rey.

History

XHVDR was permitted in March 2012 and authorized for a power increase in 2016.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio FM. Last modified 2018-05-16. Retrieved 2015-09-11. Technical information from the IFT Coverage Viewer.
↑ RPC: Change in ERP - XHVDR-FM

Radio stations in the state of Chiapas
By FM frequency	XHPYAS 88.9 XHCAH 89.1 XHNAL 89.5 XHCTN 89.9 XHEIN 89.9 XHCRIS 90.7 XHHTS 90.7 XHEOB 91.3 XHTAC 91.5 XHSEB 91.7 XHPSCH 92.3 XHFRT 92.5 XHKQ 93.1 XHPCHU 93.9 XHEMG 94.3 XHETS 94.7 XHMAI 95.1 XHTECP 95.1 (future) XHWM 95.3 XHPTCS 95.5 XHBOCH 95.7 XHCTS 95.7 XHPEBX 95.7 XHSDM 95.7 XHEOE 96.3 XHKY 97.1 XHMX 97.9 XHVHC 98.3 XHBAK 98.7 XHTAP 98.7 XHUI 99.1 XHEZZZ 99.5 XHSIL 99.9 XHVDR 100.3 XHPEAQ 100.5 XHSPRT 101.1 XHDB 101.5 XHPCOM 101.5 XHPIC 102.1 XHTCH 102.7 XHSCC 102.9 XHOCH 103.3 (future) XHTAK 103.5 XHVF 103.9 XHMK 104.3 XHTPC 106.7 XHEMIT 107.9
By AM frequency	XEMIT 540 XEOCH 600 XERA 760 XETAC 1000 XEVFS 1030 XEPLE 1040 XETEC 1140 XECOPA 1210 XERAM 1310
HD Radio	89.1-1 89.9-2 89.9-3 107.9-1 107.9-2 107.9-3
Dark stations/frequencies	XECAH 1350 XECHZ 1560 XHCRI 91.5
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