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Post by Amanuensis on Jan 20, 2005 19:19:50 GMT -5
I saw today in the online tv listings that there is a low-power tv station on UHF channel K68FY, licensed to Price Broadcasting in 2000 (according to FCC website). I don't think it is carried on Comcast. Correct? Anyway, it seems to be run a lot of old movies and tv shows (real old) based on what is shown on the Deseret News' online tv listings. So I might want to watch it. But I don't want to go to the trouble of getting an indoor UHF antenna and a signal splitter for the tv, and then finding out that the signal is too weak in my neck of the woods. I do not want to bother with an outdoor antenna. So where on the FCC website can I find maps showing the signal contour? All I could find was engineering data with a table on numbers that means nothing to me. I live in the south-west part of the Salt Lake Valley.
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Post by SamSpade on Jan 20, 2005 21:38:04 GMT -5
Well, actually channel 68 has been simulcasting Price's KUTH sister... KUTP? Channel 3 - for a while now.
The programming that was previously on that channel was from "3ABN" I believe, Three Angels Broadcasting... which is on cable I think.
Channel 69 (translator) simulcasts KTMW (?) that is on channel 20.
Unfortunately, Zap2It (TV listings site) isn't very good about getting this stuff up to date.
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Post by JamesAnderson on Jan 22, 2005 14:49:34 GMT -5
3ABN is supposedly seen on a translator in Provo on channel 34. None of the cable systems have picked it up.
I've also seen a recent FCC order that indicates there will be another translator or LPTV also on 68 in Ogden, but I don't know what it will run. It was listed in an order denying complaints by Motorola about channel 60-69 LPTVs/translators.
The FCC approved the Ogden channel 68 facility.
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Post by x on Jan 23, 2005 20:50:37 GMT -5
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