Ràdio Èhjo

Ràdio Èhjo (Kwnat - Radiö Jzëro; English - Radio Lake) is a privately owned minority station based in Hisunq, Zwizúsinniq.
Ràdio Èhjo is the oldest radio station broadcasting in a minority language in Kwitzka, founded in 1972. It outdates most of today's radio networks and remains the most popular minority station in the country.
== History ==
Ràdio Èhjo was founded by Iòso Media AQ, which previously created newspapers in Iòso, in 1972 with the help of the now nonexistent Wmäginútih province government. The station's first frequency was 999kHz in the MW band, which it has continuously operated. In 1990, the station was assigned its first frequency in the FM band, receiving 99.8FM in Hisunq, later moved to Lkäko, which effectively allowed the station to reach most of the Ièqqi people north of the Zwizúsinniq lake. The station received its second FM frequency in 2002, which was placed inbetween Kazr and Thúrd to maximize the station's reach south of the lake.
== Broadcasting ==
Ràdio Èhjo broadcasts entirely in Iòso. The station focuses largely on cultural and other news for the Zwizúsinniq region, but also has a large amount of music, both foreign and local.
=== Transmitters operated by Ràdio Èhjo ===
Location 	Band	Frequency	Power	Operating hours	RDS
Lkäko radio mast	FM 	99.8MHz 	30kW 	24h 	
 R*EHJO
Lkäko radio mast	AM 	999kHz 	25kW 	5:00-23:00 	
Ujh radio mast 	FM 	103.2MHz 	8kW 	24h 	
 R*EHJO
== Trivia ==
* Ràdio Èhjo is one of the primary proponents of unlocking uneven FM frequencies in Kwitzka, wanting to change its 99.8MHz frequency to 99.9MHz in order to better represent the station's original frequency of 999kHz
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