DESCRIPTION:
I use an analog tuner to show that Cagayan de Oro is not yet congested with FM stations. There are vacant frequencies between stations that you hear a hiss when I turned the dial. But the dial of the analog tuner is slightly off calibration because of slight misalignment of the tuning capacitor after I replaced it (example: 91.9 MHz appears 92+ MHz). So I included a digital tuner from a cellphone that had been taken several hours later to show their actual frequencies (1:12). I forgot to edit my cellphone so 89.3 MHz remains Killer Bee instead of Magic 89.3.

List of FM stations in Cagayan de Oro
01 - 87.5 MHz - Always 80's (Rarely on the air.)
02 - 88.5 MHz - RJ 100
03 - 89.3 MHz - Magic 89.3 (former Killer Bee)
04 - 90.3 MHz - Strong Radio (Test broadcast September? 2019)
05 - 91.9 MHz - MOR (ABS-CBN)
06 - 92.7 MHz Radyo Abante
07 - 93.5 MHz - Home Radio
08 - 94.3 MHz - Wild Z
09 - 95.7 MHz - Mellow Touch
10 - 96.9 MHz - Easy Rock (former Love Radio)
11 - 97.9 MHz - Thunder Radio (start broadcasting 09?/2016 before they moved to Villanueva)
12 - 99.1 MHz - iFM (RMN)
13 - 99.9 MHz - Magnum Radio
14 - 100.7 MHz - Campus Radio (GMA)
15 - 101.5 MHz - Radyo5 (not yet operational during this video but started operating 10.05?.2014)
16 - 102.5 MHz - ? (religious) / Brigada test broadcast 07.17.2014
17 - 103.3 MHz - The New J
18 - 103.9 MHz - A Marian Radio (A Catholic gospel station) (start broadcasting late 2016)
19 - 104.7 MHz - Yes FM
20 - 106.3 MHz - Radyo Natin
21 - 107.9 MHz - Win Radio

Note: All FM stations in the Philippines end in odd numbers (91.9, 95.7, 99.1, etc.) so it's okay to buy a digital FM tuner from the U.S. and bring it back home. Not recommended in Europe because they are using both odd & even so some stations can't be tuned clearly. Analog tuners are not affected by this, though.

Outdated video: https://youtu.be/VqjEA2Gzim8