Radio Sputnik (Finland)

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Radio Sputnik
Programming
Broadcast area	Finland, along the E18
Frequency	Helsinki: 106.9 MHz (DNA Cable TV): 98.7 MHz Porvoo: 107.6 MHz Kotka: 107.2 MHz Imatra: 102.1 MHz Lappeenranta: 102.1 MHz
Language(s)	Russian
Ownership
Owner	Radio Satellite Finland Oy
History
First air date	September 21, 1999 (1999-09-21)
Links
Webcast	MP3
Website	www.radiosputnik.fi