The listening frequency is FM92.6Mhz-FM94.4Mhz, and the power is FM 0.1/0.3/0.5/1kw.
2. Hong Kong Radio 2
The listening frequency is FM94.8Mhz-FM96.9Mhz, and the power is FM 0.1/0.3/0.5/1kw.
3. Radio Television Hong Kong 3
Listening frequency: FM 106.8Mhz (south of Hong Kong Island) /FM97.9Mhz (Happy Valley (Wan Chai), Jardine's Hill (Wan Chai) and Yangming Mountain Villa) /FM 107.8Mhz (Tseung Kwan O, Tin Shui Wai), power: FM 0.10.
4. Hong Kong Radio 4
Listening frequency: FM97.6Mhz-FM98.9Mhz, power: FM 0.1/0.3/0.5/1kw.
5. Hong Kong Radio 5
Listening frequencies: AM783Khz and FM99.4Mhz (tseung kwan o) /FM 106.8Mhz (tuen mun, yuen long)/
6. Radio Television Hong Kong Putonghua Channel
Listening frequency: FM 100.9Mhz (Happy Valley, Causeway Bay, Wan Chai, Tuen Mun North) /FM 103.3Mhz (Tseung Kwan O, Tin Shui Wai), power: FM 0. 1.3/0.5/ 1 kW.
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Radio Television Hong Kong is the oldest radio station in Hong Kong. Its main function is to publicize government policies and produce educational and information programs. 1970 "Public Affairs Television Department" was established and began to produce current affairs and public affairs programs for licensed commercial television.
Later, with the popularity of TV, TV programs produced by Hong Kong and Taiwan began to diversify, and TV dramas, documentaries, comprehensive programs, cultural and educational programs, educational TV and so on appeared. 1976 merged with the Education Television Station under the Education Department (predecessor of the Education and Manpower Bureau) and changed its name.
Baidu encyclopedia-Radio Television Hong Kong