XECT-AM

XECT-AM
City	Guadalupe-Monterrey, Nuevo León
Branding	Contacto 1190
Frequency	1190 kHz
First air date	August 20, 1971 (concession)
Format	Talk and pop music
Power	10,000 watts day 100 watts night^[1]
Owner	Canal 1190, S.A. de C.V.
Website	www.contacto1190.com.mx/contacto/site/

XECT-AM is a radio station on 1190 AM in Monterrey, Nuevo León. It carries a hybrid format of talk and pop music.

History

XECT received its concession on August 20, 1971. Owned by Clemente Serna Alvear, of the Serna family that founded Radio Programas de México in the 1940s, XECT was a 500-watt daytimer. Serna transferred the station to Canal 1190, S.A., in 1975. In the early 1990s, XECT went from broadcasting with 500 watts during the day and 100 at night to its current power levels by way of technical changes authorized in 1992 and 1998.

References

↑ Instituto Federal de Telecomunicaciones. Infraestructura de Estaciones de Radio AM. Last modified 2016-03-31. Retrieved 2016-06-03.

Radio stations in the state of Nuevo León

By FM frequency	XHSAB 89.5 XHUNL 89.7 XHCHL 90.1 XHUDEM 90.5 XHXL 91.7 XHGBO 92.1 XHSRO 92.5 XHDD 92.9 XHQQ 93.3 XHGAL 93.7 XET 94.1 XHTEC 94.9 XHLPZ 95.3 XHRK 95.7 XHARR 96.5 XHMSN 96.5 XHSR 97.3 XHESH 97.7 XHLOS 97.7 XHRL 98.1 XHTYL 98.5 XHJD 98.9 XHSP 99.7 XHCER 100.7 XHERN 100.9 XHSBH 100.9 XHAW 101.3 XHQI 102.1 XHMG 102.9 XHNAR 103.3 XHAHU 103.3 XHFMTU 103.7 XHMF 104.5 XHR 104.9 XHPAG 105.3 XHLN 105.7 XHITS 106.1 XHPJ 106.9 XHMN 107.7

By AM frequency	XEWA 540 XEBJB 570 XEMN 600 XEFB 630 XEFZ 660 XERG 690 XEACH 770 XEDD 800 XELN 830 XENL 860 XEOK 900 XERN 950 XET 990 XEG 1050 XEAU 1090 XEMR 1140 XECT 1190 XEIZ 1230 XER 1260 XEAW 1280 XEVB 1310 XENV 1340 XEMON 1370 XESH 1400 XEH 1420 XEJM 1450 XETKR 1480 XEQI 1510 XESTN 1540

HD Radio	103.7-1 103.7-2 103.7-3

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