Broadcast area | Sonora |
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Frequency | 107.5 FM |
Branding | Radio Universidad |
Programming | |
Format | Cultural/university |
Ownership | |
Owner | Universidad de Sonora |
XHUS-TDT | |
History | |
First air date | October 8, 1962 (AM) 2002 (FM) |
Former frequencies | 850 AM |
Call sign meaning | Universidad de Sonora Hermosillo |
Technical information | |
ERP | 10 kW [1] |
Links | |
Webcast | 148 |
Website | radio |
XHUSH-FM is a radio station in Hermosillo, Sonora. It is owned by the Universidad de Sonora and broadcasts from its campus, with three repeaters in Caborca, Navojoa and Santa Ana.
XEUS-AM 850 signed on October 8, 1962, as the first broadcasting station of the Universidad de Sonora. It was joined in 1963 by XEUDS on shortwave and in 1965 by a TV station, XHUS-TV channel 8.
In 2002, Radio Universidad expanded into a statewide network with the inauguration of four FM radio stations, including the new XHUSH-FM 107.5 in Hermosillo. The AM station was later discontinued, as was the shortwave service.
XHUSH has several satellite stations:
Callsign | Frequency | City | ERP |
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XHCAB-FM | 94.5 | Caborca | 3 kW |
XHNTA-FM | 89.1 | Santa Ana | 3 kW |
XHNVS-FM | 93.7 | Navojoa | 2.83 kW |
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