DXNV
Defunct radio station in General Santos, Philippines
- General Santos
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DXNV (107.9 FM) was a radio station owned and operated by Progressive Broadcasting Corporation. It formerly served as a relay station of DWNU in Manila from 1992 to December 31, 2013, when it went off the air.[1][2][3] The frequency is currently owned by the Mabuhay Broadcasting System.[4]
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Radio stations in the General Santos market
- DXGH 531
- DXCP 585
- DXDX 693
- DXGS 765
- DXES 801
- DXMD 927
- DXEZ 88.7
- DXYM 89.5
- DXAH 90.3
- DXEP 91.1
- DXCK 91.9
- 93.1
- DXTS 94.3
- DXIC 95.3
- DXPF 95.9
- DXRG 96.7
- DXOO 97.5
- DXQS 98.3
- DXRT 99.1
- 99.5
- 99.9
- DXEF 100.7
- DXWK 101.5
- DXCJ 102.3
- DXFQ 103.1
- DXNR 103.3
- DXLK 103.9
- 105.1
- DXCI 107.1
- 1Technically still active, but with new call letters and different intellectual property.
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