Pahang FM

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Pahang FM
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Broadcast area Peninsular Malaysia (Pahang)
Programming
Format
Ownership
Owner Radio Televisyen Malaysia
National:

Regional:

History
First air date
15 October 1992
Links
Webcast rtmklik.rtm.gov.my/radio/negeri/pahang-fm
Website pahangfm.rtm.gov.my
Pahang FM logo (2005-2021) Pahang FM Logo.png
Pahang FM logo (2005–2021)

Pahang FM (stylised as PAHANG fm) is a Malay-language radio station in the state of Pahang, Malaysia. The station is maintained by the State Radio Televisyen Malaysia Pahang. The station is broadcast from Kuala Lumpur throughout several of the country's cities.

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History

A radio station was established in Pahang on July 1966 by the Government of Malaysia. [1] In an effort to expand coverage in the areas, the station transmitting Kuala Lipis established in 1974 and completed in Depok on the year 1977. The RTM transmission station in Jerantut AM (846 kHz) is not connected to the RTM release Kuantan and eastern districts, with headquarters in Kuala Terengganu RTM instead connects directly from the National Network RTM Kuala Lumpur. [2]

Stations Jerantut was closed on 1 April 1991. FM transmitting station was launched in Depok then connected to the RTM Kuantan broadcast. Recognising the power transmission capacity in just 10 Kilowatt Station Kuantan, then set up FM transmitters in Bukit Pelindung Mono Kuantan at the end of the year 1990 and in turn Bentung Gunung Ulu Kali in 1991.

With OLTE system (Optical Line Terminal) installed on 15 October 1992. All broadcasts are received in monaural able to be followed in FM Stereo, almost the entire state can follow the travelling Pahang Kuantan.

Frequency

FrequenciesLocationTransmitter sites
88.0 MHzMuadzam Shah,Bukit Sembilan
91.9 MHz Kuala Rompin, & Mersing, JohorTM Kuala Rompin
92.0 MHz Maran,Bukit Senggora
92.7 MHzJerantutBukit Istana
95.5 MHzGambang, Sri Jaya & ChiniBukit Sulai
96.8 MHzPulau TiomanRTM Pulau Tioman
100.3 MHzCameron HighlandsGunung Brinchang
102.2 MHzRaubBukit Fraser
104.1 MHzEast Pahang (Kuantan)Bukit Pelindung
107.2 MHzDamakBukit Botak
107.5 MHzWest Pahang & Klang Valley & Kuala LumpurGunung Ulu Kali

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References

  1. "List of Radio Televisyen Malaysia - FamousFix List". FamousFix.com. Retrieved 14 February 2023.
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