DZGV

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GV Southern Luzon (DZGV)
Broadcast areaBatangas and surrounding areas
Frequency99.9 MHz
BrandingGV 99.9
Programming
LanguageEnglish, Filipino
FormatCHR, OPM
Ownership
Owner
98.5 Cool FM
History
First air date
1996
Call sign meaning
Galang and Villegas
Technical information
Licensing authority
NTC
ClassBCD
Power5,000 watts
ERP10,000 watts
Links
WebcastListen Live (via Ustream)

DZGV (99.9 FM), broadcasting as GV 99.9, is a radio station owned and operated by GV Radios Network Corporation, a subsidiary of Apollo Broadcast Investors.[1] The station's studio and transmitter are located at #53 Evangelista St., Batangas City.[2][3][4]

GV 99.9 formerly had a sister station based in Sto. Tomas with the call letters DWEG. Initially known as Smile 89.5, it first signed on in 2010 to serve the extreme northern Batangas and western Laguna market. In March 2018, it was converted into a relay of GV 99.9, thus carrying the branding GV Southern Luzon. It went off the air in late 2018 due to cost-cutting measures and its transmitter being disabled by Tropical Storm Usman.

References

  1. ^ "Republic Act No. 11668 | GOVPH".
  2. ^ Communication Services | Province of Batangas
  3. ^ SM City Lipa Three-Day Sale Kicks Off, August 28
  4. ^ "MAA Batangas Branch Blessing and Inauguration". Archived from the original on 2021-07-31. Retrieved 2020-08-22.

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