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Former radio station in the Philippines
DXMM
Broadcast areaDavao
Programming
FormatSilent
Ownership
OwnerUM Broadcasting Network
History
First air date1963
Last air date1972
Former frequencies810 kHz
Technical information
Power10,000 watts

DXMM (810 AM) was a radio station of UM Broadcasting Network (UMBN) in the Philippines. It was established in 1963 as the third AM station of UMBN after DXMC (now DXWT) and DXUM. The station was shut down under martial law.

Currently, the callsign is assigned to an AM station in Jolo, Sulu.

References

  1. "House Bill No. 5632" (PDF). House of Representatives of the Philippines. Retrieved 13 July 2019.
    - "Broadcasting stations of the world". 1 July 1972.
Radio stations in the Metro Davao market
By AM frequency
Tagum
DXDN 936
DXED 1224
Digos
DXDS 1161
By FM frequency
Tagum
89.5
DXNR 91.1
DXAV 92.5
DXFK 92.9
DXJB 93.5
DXKS 95.1
DXOD 96.1
DXBY 97.5
DXXM 97.7
DXKN 98.3
DXMW 99.3
DXLT 99.9
DXCG 102.3
DXPA 103.1
DXTO 103.9
DXWH 104.7
DXHS 106.8
DXDE 107.1
DXWG 107.9
Digos
DXPL 87.9
89.5
DXGJ 90.3
DXNW 91.1
DXPM 91.9
DXAY 92.7
DXDA 94.3
DXJF 96.1
DXSV 96.7
DXJC 99.1
DXKO 103.1
DXMX 105.9
DXDI 106.3
DXHD 107.1
HD digital radio
Internet radio
Defunct/Inactive call signs
  • Technically still active, but with new call signs and different intellectual property.
  • Unlicensed and low-powered station.
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Davao
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BARMM
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