At the request of some members in the New England TV forum...
WSLS-10 (NBC) is cutting analog power on September 11 to ship half their transmitter to WJHL in Johnson City, TN. WSLS is staying on their UHF channel (30), WJHL is moving their digital from 58 back to 11, and they want to reuse WSLS's transmitter for WJHL.
WDRL's sale to Jerry Falwell for $6 million fell through, a new deal to sell to Living Faith Ministries (of WLFG/WLFB/WAGV) for $5.25 million has been filed with the FCC. My guess is that unlike the deal with Falwell, which would have kept the station at least somewhat independent, WDRL would probably begin a full simulcast of WLFG when the sale closes.
W60BM in Rustburg, repeating WCVE in Richmond, is still on the air.
WDRG-LP 2 in Lynchburg is for sale, asking $200,000. Can anyone actually even see this station?
WSET-DT is currently lacking HD and the RTN subchannel. They're awaiting replacement equipment, apparently stuff failed.
WWCW-TV/DT will sign off completely for a few days in December to replace their antenna and feed line with new equipment. When it signs back on, the digital will go from 186.3 kW to 916 kW, and the analog will be at much lower power. My guess is that just the new equipment will greatly improve the signal of the digital station.
WBRA-DT 3 was granted their maximization CP, they're going from 7.25 kW DA to 9.8 kW ND. They plan to waste their money on this first, and then when that fails, go UHF later on.
If there are any other questions, let me know...
- Trip
WSLS-10 (NBC) is cutting analog power on September 11 to ship half their transmitter to WJHL in Johnson City, TN. WSLS is staying on their UHF channel (30), WJHL is moving their digital from 58 back to 11, and they want to reuse WSLS's transmitter for WJHL.
WDRL's sale to Jerry Falwell for $6 million fell through, a new deal to sell to Living Faith Ministries (of WLFG/WLFB/WAGV) for $5.25 million has been filed with the FCC. My guess is that unlike the deal with Falwell, which would have kept the station at least somewhat independent, WDRL would probably begin a full simulcast of WLFG when the sale closes.
W60BM in Rustburg, repeating WCVE in Richmond, is still on the air.
WDRG-LP 2 in Lynchburg is for sale, asking $200,000. Can anyone actually even see this station?
WSET-DT is currently lacking HD and the RTN subchannel. They're awaiting replacement equipment, apparently stuff failed.
WWCW-TV/DT will sign off completely for a few days in December to replace their antenna and feed line with new equipment. When it signs back on, the digital will go from 186.3 kW to 916 kW, and the analog will be at much lower power. My guess is that just the new equipment will greatly improve the signal of the digital station.
WBRA-DT 3 was granted their maximization CP, they're going from 7.25 kW DA to 9.8 kW ND. They plan to waste their money on this first, and then when that fails, go UHF later on.
If there are any other questions, let me know...
- Trip