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Predictions for 2018 for the Boston-Manchester-Providence markets

Good prediction, blackgold. I predict that because of the spectrum changes in the Boston/Providence/Manchester areas and the construction permits the stations have to increase antenna power, height and use non-directional signals, many TV stations in the markets will be easier to receive over a wider range away from their transmitters. This information is available at the fccdata.org site powered by rec. However, also due to more channel sharing, there may be a few digital sub-channels (like Get, Charge, Retro, Fox M! for example) that were lose some affiliates because there is not enough digital spectrum.
 
alg2468 said:
However, also due to more channel sharing, there may be a few digital sub-channels (like Get, Charge, Retro, Fox M! for example) that were lose some affiliates because there is not enough digital spectrum.
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This sort of thing has already started happening. When WLWC in New Bedford began sharing spectrum space with Block Island's WPXQ, both Decades and Movies! disappeared in the New Bedford / Providence market.
 
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