Gangwon No.1 Broadcasting

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Gangwon No.1 Broadcasting
Channels
BrandingG1TV
Programming
Affiliations SBS
Ownership
OwnerGangwon No.1 Broadcasting
History
First air date
December 15, 2001
Call sign meaning
HL
Channel
Gangwon
Technical information
Licensing authority
KCC
Links
Website http://www.g1tv.co.kr/
HLCG-FM
Broadcast area Gangwon Province, South Korea
Frequency FM 105.1 MHz (Chuncheon)
FM 106.1 MHz (Gangneung)
FM 103.1 MHz (Wonju)
FM 99.3 MHz (Taebaek)
FM 88.3 MHz (Pyeongchang)
BrandingG1 Fresh FM
Programming
Format Top 40 Mainstream/K-Pop
Affiliations SBS Power FM
Ownership
OwnerGangwon No.1 Broadcasting
History
First air date
October 10, 2003 (Chuncheon, Gangneung)
June 1, 2009 (Wonju)
December 16, 2011 (Taebaek)
September 1, 2012 (Pyeongchang)
Call sign meaning
HL
Channel
Gangwon
Technical information
Class all
Power 3kW (Chuncheon)
1kW (Gangneung, Pyeongchang)
500W (Wonju)
100W (Taebaek)

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