| 词条 | Azteca 7 |
| 释义 |
|name = Azteca 7 |logo = |type = Terrestrial television network |branding = Azteca 7 |country = Mexico |available = National |slogan = Te damos de que hablar (We give you things to talk about) |license_area = National |headquarters = Mexico City, Mexico |broadcast_area = National |area = Mexico |owner = TV Azteca |key_people = |launch_date = {{start date and age|df=yes|1985|05|18}} |digital = Channel 24 |servicename1 = Sky (Mexico) |service1 = Channel 107 |servicename2 = Dish (Mexico) |service2 = Channel 107 |servicename3 = Cablevision (Mexico) |service3 = Channel 107 |servicename4 = Totalplay |service4 = Channel 107 (SD) Channel 108 (+1) Channel 109 (+2) |callsigns = XHIMT |callsign_meaning = XH Instituto Mexicano de la Televisión (Mexican Television Institute, former owner for 8 years) |former_callsigns = |affiliation = TV Azteca |affiliates = |groups = |former_affiliations = |website = Azteca 7 |footnotes = }} Azteca 7 (also called El Siete) is a Mexican network owned by TV Azteca, with affiliate stations all over Mexico all of which are owned and operated by TV Azteca. Azteca 7 uses Mexico, DF's XHIMT as its flagship station and its channel as part of its name. Azteca 7 programming is available in Mexico through SKY México. HistoryImevisión's channel 7To bring a channel 7 to Mexico City, which had channels 2, 4, 5, 8, 11 and 13, a channel shuffle had to be made. This channel shuffle converted Televisa's station XHTM-TV channel 8 to channel 9. Two Puebla stations, XEX-TV channel 7 and XEQ-TV channel 9, moved to channels 8 and 10; XEQ took on the XHTM callsign that was discontinued in Mexico City. In Toluca, channel 7 (XHGEM-TV) was moved to channel 12, and XHTOL-TV moved from channel 9 to 10. XHIMT-TV took to the air on May 15, 1985, as the third of three Mexico City stations operated by public broadcaster Imevisión, sister to XHDF-TV channel 13 and XEIMT-TV channel 22, and the flagship station of a second Imevisión national network which featured 99 repeater stations serving 72% of the population.[1] The new Red Nacional 7 (7 National Network) was positioned as targeting the working class and rural areas, while Red Nacional 13, based from XHDF, targeted a more middle- and upper-class audience. TV Azteca's channel 7However, financial mismanagement, economic troubles and other issues quickly signaled trouble for Imevisión. In 1990, XEIMT and XHIMT were converted into relays of XHDF, and the next year, the government of Mexico announced it was selling XHIMT and XHDF to the private sector. The sale of these two networks in 1992 formed the new TV Azteca network. By October 1992, XHIMT was operating independently under Azteca as Tú Visión. The programming of Azteca 7 since then has largely consisted of children's programs, sports, foreign series and movies, serving as a competitor to Televisa's Canal 5. Programs{{see|List of programs broadcast by TV Azteca networks}}Foreign shows aired on Azteca 7 include American Ninja Warrior, The Simpsons, Elementary, and Hawaii Five-0. Sports{{see|Azteca Deportes}}After its privatization, Azteca 7 began carrying NBA basketball, though Televisa now holds these rights. Soccer rights on Azteca 7 includes the Liga MX, as well as all official and friendly matches of the Mexican national team. Azteca 7 also carries NFL games, boxing (Box Azteca) and lucha libre (Lucha Azteca). Azteca 7 transmittersAzteca 7 has 89 full-power transmitters that broadcast its programming; it also is carried, albeit in SD, as a subchannel of 14 additional Azteca Trece transmitters. Except in the border cities of Tijuana, Mexicali and Ciudad Juárez, Azteca 7 is exclusively mapped to virtual channel 7 nationwide.{{mexico-VC|accessdate=2017-01-28}}{{mexico-inf|TV|accessdate=2017-01-28}} {{Mexico TV station table/top4}}{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=29|VC=7|10|callsign=XHLGA-TDT|location=Aguascalientes, Ags.|19.95 kW|d_erp=15.91 kW}}|-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=38|VC=7|11|callsign=XHCVO-TDT|location=Calvillo, Ags.|.5 kW|d_erp=4.23 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=20|VC=7|2|50 kW|d_erp=29.14 kW|callsign=XHENT-TDT|location=Ensenada, BC}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=23|VC=7|7|1 kW|d_erp=0.94 kW|callsign=XHIDC-TDT|location=Isla de Cedros, BC}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=25|VC=20|20|d_erp=66.22 kW|callsign=XHEXT-TDT|location=Mexicali, BC}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=29|VC=21|21|callsign=XHTIT-TDT|location=Tijuana, BC|d_erp=148.08 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=27|VC=7|12|1 kW|d_erp=1.06 kW|callsign=XHBAB-TDT|location=Bahía Asunción, BCS}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=21|VC=7|12|1 kW|d_erp=0.92 kW|callsign=XHBTB-TDT|location=Bahía Tortugas, BCS}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=26|VC=7|8|5 kW|d_erp=13.5 kW|callsign=XHSJC-TDT|location=San José del Cabo, BCS}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=27|VC=7|9|.977 kW|d_erp=7.29 kW|callsign=XHCCB-TDT|location=Cd. Constitución, BCS}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=24|VC=7|8|1 kW|d_erp=0.89 kW|callsign=XHGNB-TDT|location=Guerrero Negro, BCS}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|VC=7|12|RF=25|150 kW|d_erp=29.63 kW|callsign=XHPBC-TDT|location=La Paz, BCS}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=22|VC=7|11|1 kW|d_erp=1.08 kW|callsign=XHSIB-TDT|location=San Ignacio, BCS}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=21|VC=7|13|1 kW|d_erp=0.92 kW|callsign=XHSIS-TDT|location=San Isidro, BCS}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=24|VC=7|10|0.5 kW|d_erp=1.13 kW|callsign=XHSRB-TDT|location=Santa Rosalía, BCS}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=24|VC=7|7|callsign=XHCAM-TDT|location=Campeche, Camp.|50 kW|d_erp=20.46 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=31|VC=7|7|callsign=XHCCT-TDT|location=Ciudad del Carmen, Camp.|20 kW|d_erp=8.2 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=27|VC=7|7|callsign=XHECA-TDT|location=Escárcega, Camp.|.978 kW|d_erp=7.27 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=36|VC=20|20|callsign=XHCJH-TDT|3006.49 kW|d_erp=52 kW|location=Cd. Juárez, Chih.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=21|VC=7|11|callsign=XHECH-TDT|243.2 kW|d_erp=44.43 kW|location=Chihuahua, Chih.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=21|VC=7|11|callsign=XHECH-TDT|243.2 kW|d_erp=44.43 kW|location=Delicias, Chih.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=22|VC=7|9|callsign=XHHDP-TDT|5 kW|d_erp=9.03 kW|location=Hidalgo del Parral, Chih.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=30|d_erp=4.55 kW|8|callsign=XHCOM-TDT|network=Azteca 7|location=Comitán de Dominguez, Chis.|conc=Televisión Azteca|VC=7}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=25|d_erp=5.35 kW|6|callsign=XHMCH-TDT|network=Azteca 7|location=Motozintla, Chis.|conc=Televisión Azteca|VC=7}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=39|d_erp=46.29 kW 58.47 kW|2|callsign=XHCSA-TDT|location=San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chis. Tuxtla Gutiérrez|conc=Televisión Azteca|VC=7}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=36|d_erp=51.08 kW|callsign=XHJU-TDT|location=Tapachula, Chis.|VC=7}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=30|d_erp=4.21 kW|10|callsign=XHTON-TDT|location=Tonalá, Chis.|VC=7}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=42|VC=7|13|callsign=XHSBC-TDT|0.5 kW|d_erp=9.04 kW|location=Nueva Rosita, Coah.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=27|VC=7|11|callsign=XHMLA-TDT|50 kW|d_erp=11.66 kW|location=Monclova, Coah.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=28|VC=7|12|callsign=XHPFE-TDT|5 kW|d_erp=10.93 kW|location=Parras de la Fuente, Coah.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=32|VC=7|6|callsign=XHPNG-TDT|100 kW|d_erp=16.33 kW|location=Piedras Negras, Coah.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=33|VC=7|44|callsign=XHLLO-TDT|location=Saltillo, Coah.|1997.38 kW|d_erp=8.74 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=43|VC=7|6|callsign=XHGZP-TDT|location=Torreón, Coah.|49.93 kW|d_erp=187.38 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=40|VC=7|3|callsign=XHCOL-TDT|location=Colima, Col.|46.555 kW|d_erp=24.25 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=39|VC=7|4|callsign=XHNCI-TDT|location=Manzanillo, Col.|19.86 kW|d_erp=10.12 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=50|VC=7|11|callsign=XHTCO-TDT|location=Tecomán, Col.|1.11 kW|d_erp=4.29 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=24|VC=7|7|callsign=XHIMT-TDT|location=Mexico City|268.819 kW|d_erp=464.42 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=32|VC=7|2|callsign=XHDRG-TDT|location=Durango, Dgo.|26.35 kW|d_erp=12.7 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=25|VC=7|13|callsign=XHSPC-TDT|location=San Pedro, Dgo.|.5 kW|d_erp=5.09 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=41|VC=7|7|callsign=XHCCG-TDT|location=Celaya, Gto.|265 kW|d_erp=99.33 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=45|VC=7|6|callsign=XHACC-TDT|location=Acapulco, Gro.|100 kW|d_erp=36.6 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=28|VC=7|9|callsign=XHCHL-TDT|location=Chilpancingo, Gro.|25 kW|d_erp=17.58 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=44|VC=7|5|callsign=XHTUX-TDT|location=Iguala, Gro.|4.89 kW|d_erp=6.16 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=25|VC=7|10|callsign=XHIXZ-TDT|location=Zihuatanejo, Gro.|25 kW|d_erp=42.59 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=36|VC=7|6|callsign=XHPHG-TDT|location=Pachuca, Hgo.|1.99 kW|d_erp=3.97 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=23|VC=7|12|callsign=XHAFC-TDT|location=San Nicolas Jacala/ Agua Fria Chica, Hgo.|.5 kW|d_erp=1.07 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=31|VC=7|11|callsign=XHSFJ-TDT|240 kW|d_erp=109.44 kW|location=Guadalajara, Jal.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=23|VC=7|7|callsign=XHPVJ-TDT|42.04 kW|d_erp=18.42 kW|location=Puerto Vallarta, Jal.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=35|VC=7|19|callsign=XHLUC-TDT|location=Toluca/Jocotitlán, Mex.|2000 kW|d_erp=92.02 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|VC=7|39|RF=32|callsign=XHBUR-TDT|2000 kW|d_erp=257.89 kW|location=Morelia, Mich.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|VC=7|48|RF=23|callsign=XHRAM-TDT|1995.82 kW|d_erp=30.85 kW|location=Zamora, Mich.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|VC=7|23|RF=46|callsign=XHTCM-TDT|9.45 kW|d_erp=16.21 kW|location=Zitácuaro, Mich.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=43|VC=7|28|callsign=XHCUV-TDT|location=Cuernavaca, Mor.|2000 kW|d_erp=238.21 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=31|VC=7|8|callsign=XHLBN-TDT|location=Tepic, Nay.|40 kW|d_erp=23.970 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=17|VC=7|7|callsign=XHFN-TDT|location=Monterrey, NL|d_erp=342.070 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=29|VC=7|7|callsign=XHHDL-TDT|location=Huajuapan de León, Oax.|5 kW|d_erp=5.37 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=30|VC=7|4|callsign=XHPSO-TDT|location=Matías Romero, Oax. (Cerro Palma Sola)|40 kW|d_erp=47.63 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=27|VC=7|13|callsign=XHOXX-TDT|location=Oaxaca, Oax.|199.11 kW|d_erp=57.91 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|VC=7|13|RF=23|callsign=XHJP-TDT|location=Puerto Escondido, Oax.|5 kW|d_erp=8.39 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|VC=7|11|RF=48|callsign=XHSMT-TDT|location=San Miguel Tlacotepec, Oax.|.87 kW|d_erp=1.09 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=27|VC=7|12|callsign=XHTEM-TDT|location=Puebla, Pue.|199.605 kW|d_erp=53.32 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=40|VC=7|7|callsign=XHTHP-TDT|location=Tehuacán, Pue.|10 kW|d_erp=17.08 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=34|VC=7|36|callsign=XHQUE-TDT|location=Querétaro, Qro.|2238 kW|d_erp=298.85 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=28|VC=7|11|callsign=XHCCQ-TDT|location=Cancún, Q. Roo|279.99 kW|d_erp=38.74 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=26|VC=7|9|callsign=XHCQO-TDT|location=Chetumal, Q. Roo|25 kW|d_erp=8.52 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=27|VC=7|11|callsign=XHKD-TDT|location=Ciudad Valles, SLP|7.152 kW|d_erp=10.13 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|VC=7|12|RF=22|callsign=XHCDI-TDT|location=Matehuala, SLP|1.4 kW|d_erp=4.48 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|VC=7|6|RF=22|callsign=XHCLP-TDT|location=San Luis Potosí, SLP|100 kW|d_erp=44.39 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=35|VC=7|11|callsign=XHDO-TDT|location=Culiacán, Sin.|50 kW|d_erp=36.52 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=31|VC=7|7|callsign=XHMIS-TDT|location=Los Mochis, Sin.|107.895 kW|d_erp=45.21 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=31|VC=7|10|callsign=XHDL-TDT|location=Mazatlán, Sin.|100 kW|d_erp=38.52 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=25|VC=7|4|callsign=XHCAN-TDT|1 kW|d_erp=5.11 kW|location=Cananea, Son.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=35|VC=7|10|callsign=XHBK-TDT|100 kW|d_erp=45.75 kW|location=Cd. Obregón, Son.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=30|VC=7|10|callsign=XHHO-TDT|100 kW|d_erp=39.43 kW|location=Hermosillo, Son.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=24|VC=7|22|callsign=XHNOA-TDT|2316.97 kW|d_erp=76.82 kW|location=Nogales, Son.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=21|VC=7|7|callsign=XHPPS-TDT|1 kW|d_erp=1.82 kW|location=Puerto Peñasco, Son.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|VC=7|9|RF=33|callsign=XHLAV-TDT|location=La Venta, Tab.|1 kW|d_erp=.97 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=41|VC=7|11|callsign=XHVIH-TDT|location=Villahermosa, Tab.|60 kW|d_erp=18.88 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=29|VC=7|9|46.77 kW|d_erp=16.92 kW|callsign=XHCDT-TDT|location=Cd. Victoria, Tamps.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=33|VC=7|14|callsign=XHOR-TDT|d_erp=116.96 kW|location=Matamoros, Tamps.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=51|VC=7|33|callsign=XHLAT-TDT|d_erp=119 kW|location=Nuevo Laredo, Tamps.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=21|VC=7|2|callsign=XHTAU-TDT|99.98 kW|d_erp=30.54 kW|location=Tampico, Tamps.}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=45|VC=7|7|callsign=XHCTZ-TDT|location=Coatzacoalcos, Ver.|99.77 kW|d_erp=50.4 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=33|VC=7|11|callsign=XHCPE-TDT|location=Cofre de Perote, Ver.|135.36 kW|d_erp=239.16 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=32|10|d_erp=15.18 kW|callsign=XHSTE-TDT|location=Santiago Tuxtla|network=Azteca 7|muxnet1=a+ |conc=Televisión Azteca|VC=7}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=33|VC=7|7|callsign=XHMEY-TDT|location=Mérida, Yuc.|99.77 kW|d_erp=97.708 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=24|VC=7|10|callsign=XHVAD-TDT|location=Valladolid/Kahua, Yuc.|5.42 kW|d_erp=4.75 kW}} |-{{Mexico TV station table/entry4|RF=48|VC=7|5|callsign=XHIV-TDT|location=Zacatecas, Zac.|50 kW|d_erp=40.76 kW}} |} References1. ^"Aimed At Working Class: Mexico To Get New TV Network." United Press International, May 16, 1985: External links
5 : Television channels and stations established in 1991|Mexican television networks|TV Azteca broadcast television networks|Azteca 7|1991 establishments in Mexico |
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