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DTV CH2-6 (NOT PSIP:2-6)

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e-dawg

Are there any tv stations that are running DTV on CH2-6? (Not PSIP).

So far I know

KOBI - DT 5 (Medford)
KVBC - DT 2 (Las Vegas)
WPVI - DT 6 (Philadelphia)

Any others?
 
KPXG did have its ATSC mux on channel 4 (as 04-03 to -06, PSIP'd as 22-01 to -04) until last October, if I remember right. They then shut its NTSC broadcast on 22 and moved its ATSC there, where it remains today.

Currently there are no more low-VHF ATSC's in Portland. I doubt there will be again as far as I can see.
 
K04QP-D - DT 4 (Casas Adobes / Tucson) (Translator for KVOA 4.1 / D23 Tucson)
 
e-dawg said:
Any others?
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WUOA-23 in Birmingham is on RF-6, having taken over the channel immediately after WBRC (RF-50) ceased its analog signal . This effectively makes the Tuscaloosa-based LPTV a full-powered Birmingham station, and I suspect they will get must-carry status as a result.
 
KNSO 51.1 in Fresno is using DTV ch.5, they have a CP to change to ch.11.I believe their are stations in Albany, Memphis and Nashville that have one DTV 2-6 each.
 
My website's Statistics page lists stations by channel number, if that helps you out.

- trip
 
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