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Has the last analog signal in DFW (KZFW) finally signed off?

I haven't seen them for some time either. I don't know if they're gone for good, but with the FCC finally setting a deadline for analog TV (even though it's still a few years down the road), it's days as a pseudo-LPFM were numbered, so perhaps they're moving to a real LPFM.

If so, it leaves the VHF-Lo band vacant in DFW unless/until KSFW lights up.
 
The analog signal on RF47 of KUVN is still on in Ft Worth. It is actually kinda cool to see snow in the pic. Getting a very snowy pic here in southern Tarrant County but it is still on.
 
Scotpfv said:
The analog signal on RF47 of KUVN is still on in Ft Worth. It is actually kinda cool to see snow in the pic. Getting a very snowy pic here in southern Tarrant County but it is still on.
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My apologies for forgetting the FW in DFW :-[

Thinking about FW makes me wonder: is KBFW/6 on? And is it analog or digital?
 
Scotpfv said:
The analog signal on RF47 of KUVN is still on in Ft Worth. It is actually kinda cool to see snow in the pic. Getting a very snowy pic here in southern Tarrant County but it is still on.
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The picture here in Decatur looks great on 47. That is also because I have an antenna with a 40 foot mast though.
 
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