DXIL

Radio station in Iligan, Philippines

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Wild FM Iligan (DXIL)

* Iligan

Broadcast area| Lanao del Norte, parts of Lanao del Sur
Frequency| 103.1 MHz
Branding| 103.1 Wild FM
Programming
Language| Cebuano, Filipino, English
Format| Contemporary MOR, Dance, OPM
Network| Wild FM
Ownership
Owner| UM Broadcasting Network
History

First air date

| 1966 (on AM)
March 18, 1992 (on FM)

Former call signs

| DXMI (1966-March 1992)

Former names

| Magic 103 (1992-1997)

Former frequencies

| 1026 kHz (1978–1992)

Call sign meaning

| ILigan
Technical information

Licensing authority

| NTC
Class| C, D and E
Power| 5,000 watts
ERP| 10,000 watts
The first logo of DXIL-FM

DXIL (103.1 FM), on-air as 103.1 Wild FM, is a radio station owned by UM Broadcasting Network. The station's studio is located along Bro. Geoffrey Rd., Brgy. Palao, Iligan.[1][2][3]

## References

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1. ^ TEENPRENEUR: Iligan City Youth Entrepreneurship Congress and Patigayon Awards Year 2
2. ^ Panagtapok sa Sumusubol nga mga Magsusulat sa Dakbayan sa Iligan
3. ^ House Bill No. 5362

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Radio stations in the Iligan market

By AM frequency|

* DXIC 711
* DXSK 1593

By FM frequency|

* 88.1
* DXQJ 88.7
* 91.5
* DXTA 92.1
* DXDZ 92.9
* DXZD 95.1
* 96.7
* DXFE 99.3
* DXJB 100.9
* DXGC 101.3
* DXIX 102.3
* DXIL 103.1
* DXDX 105.5

Marawi
DXSK 95.5
DXEM 96.9
DXSO 99.7
104.1

Defunct/inactive callsigns|

* DXLS 107.1
* DXLX
* DXND 90.1
* DXMI 10261
* DXRI 98.3
* DXRJ 14761
* DXTL 105.51
* DXWG 855
* DXYI 95.11
* DXYZ 107.1
* DXDB 100.1

1Technically still active, but with new call letters and different intellectual property.

2Licensed low-power community station.

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