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Ex.: WHOA/WVOZ) PUERTO RICO: 580 WKAQ – San Juan: - R.KAQ 73:SM PI 76:KM 85:OF JA 86:KAO IS 87:HAH 88:BE 91:RT 05:GF 06:OJS TNY BH ABU ASK 10:JS 11:TBV 600 WYEL – Mayaguez: 09:ABU 12:TBV 630 WUNO – San Juan: (ex.:WSKN/WQBS) - NotiUno 76:KM 80:JA 81:IS SJH 84:HAH 87:TJB OF 88:ØK 05:ASK 16:TBV AHU 680 WAPA – San Juan: - La Poderosa 81:RM 84:ABU 85:OF 86:JA 87:IS 89:PI TW 12:TBV OJS TON 740 WIAC – San Juan: - WIAC La Original 76:TW 89:PI OF 12:TBV 760 WORA – Mayagüez: - NotiUno 11:TBV 810 WKVM – San Juan: - R.Paz AM 09:ABU OJS 870 WQBS – San Juan: (ex.: WHOA/WVOZ) - WQBS Radio 63:RL 72:PI 76:TW OF 77:KM 79:HAH 05:JA ABU 06:OJS 11:TBV 890 WFAB – Ceiba: - R.Unidad Cristiano 11:TBV 930 WYAC – Cabo Roja: - La Original 13: ABU 940 WEKO – Cabo Rojo: - R.Eco 86:RM – WIPR – San Juan: - Maxima 940 07:JA 08:OJS ABU TBV 960 WDNO – Quebradillas: - Cima Norte 14:TBV 1040 WNVI – Moca: (ex.:WZNA) - R.Nueva Vida 10:OJS 1060 WCGB – Juana Dias: - R.Rock 09:OJS 11:TBV 1070 WMIA – Arecibo: - R.La Poderosa 11:ABU OJS TBV 1120 WMSW – Hatillo: - R.Once 82:HAH SJH 94:IS 05:JA ABU 15:TBV 1140 WQII – San Juan: - R.Once Q 77:SM KM 78:PI 81:ABU 82:IS SJH 86:KAO 15:TBV 1190 WBMJ – San Juan: (ex.:WXTO) - R.Rock 69:ØS RB 70:HB JM TW AL 71:MF SM 74:KM 81:IS SJH 90:RT 91:ABU 06:ASK OJS 08:TBV 1210 WHOY – Salinas: - R.Hoy 86:KM HAH 88:IS 93:ABU 1230 WNIK – Arecibo: - Unica Radio 05:JA TNY 06:ASK 12:ABU 15:TBV 1240 WALO – Humacao: - Walo Radio 91:TJB 08:ABU 1250 WJIT – Sabana: - R.Hit 05:JA 13: ABU 1260 WISO – Ponce: - R.Ponce 64:TBV 12: OJS 1280 WCMN – Arecibo: - NotiUno 65:TBV 78:OF 80:JA 85:IS 88:HAH 05:ABU TON 09:OJS 16:BH 17:AHU 1300 WTIL – Mayagüz: - La Poderosa 06:ABU 1320 WSKN – San Juan: - R.Isla (ex.:1490) 05:JA ABU 08:OJS 11:TBV 1330 WENA – Yauco: - La Buena 1330 14:TBV 1340 WWNA – Aguadilla: - R.Una 16:TBV BH 1370 WIVV – Viequez Island: - R.Rock 60:KL 63:RM 64:TBV 65:AS 70:TW 75:PI 79:OF 11:ABU 1380 WOLA – Barranquitas: - R.Prócer 16:OJS 1390 WISA – Isabela: - La Original (ex.: R.Noroeste; R.Isabela; R WISA) 80:RM JA 89:OF 91:PI 00:RT 04:ABU 08:OJS 1400 WIDA – Carolina: - Cadena R.Vida (ex.:WVOZ - R Voz) 74:SM 91:OF 1420 WUKO – Ponce: 16:KM 1430 WNEL – Caguas: - R.Tiempo 89:TJB 95:RT 98:OF 04:ABU 06:ASK 09:OJS 11:TBV 1470 WKUM – Orocovis: - R.Cumbre (ex.:WECK) 05:GF ASK 06:TBV 11:ABU OJS 1480 WMDD – Fajarado: - El 14-80 (ex.:Sonido 14-80; LV del Oriente) 65:RM 66:AS 67:ØS 71:PI 77:KM TW 80:JA OF 05:TNY ABU 06:TBV BH 07:ASK OJS 1490 WDEP – Ponce: - R.Isla - se 1320 1520 WRSJ – San Juan: - IBC News Network (ex.:WBYM/WVOZ/WRAI) (R Voz; R Aeropuerto Internacional) 73:PI SM 93:ABU 05:ASK TBV OF GF 06:TNY 07:OJS 1560 WBYM – Bayamón: - La Mas Z Radio (ex.: WRSJ) 16:OJS 1590 WXRF – Guayama: - R.Guayama (ex.:Guayama Bc Corp) 60:KL 1600 WCMA – Bayamón: - Cima 130.7 (ex.:WLUZ R Luz) 86:IS PI 90:RT 91:TJB 92:ØK 94:ABU 96:ASK OF 07:OJS 1660 WGIT – La Gigante, Canóvanas, Moca: 01:TBV TON 02:OF ABU 04:ASK 06:JA OJS BH TW .
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