BuzzCam said:
I watch over-the-air television and can get Channel 7 (Channel 6-1, 6-2, 6-3 and 6-4) They do seem to have problems though as they are off the air more than they are on. By the way, their call letters are WKRP. I always wondered where they transmitted from. I have picked them up (analog) on my car radio and on my C-Crane AM/FM/Weather/TV Radio. Channel 6 and 12 are the only stations I can hear on it, although, the Signal Strength Meter shows Channel 5 DTV, Channel 8 DTV and Channel 10 (Channel 4) DTV.
I can tell there's a signal on 7 but can't get it to lock at home. They've filed to move to a UHF channel (30, I think) & I'll bet it will work a lot better there. A DXer acquaintance has seen it in Fulton, Kentucky.....
Pretty sure it's on the tower with ION (28/RF36) TBN (50/RF33) and WJFB (66/RF44). The one just north of the Sinclair tower. (17/RF15, 30/RF21, and 58/RF23) Analog channel 6 is elsewhere -- just east of Lebanon, I think.
BTW, I'm not intentionally ignoring your PM but think I can assume your presence in this discussion means you got it working!
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Scott, regarding the 92.7 pirate in Lexington, judging from the NYC and Boston boards the FCC simply doesn't put a whole lot of priority into chasing down pirates anymore. (it's been bad enough in Florida that the state passed a law banning pirate broadcasting, but even that really hasn't helped) You *can* get busted but it may take several years.
I'm a bit surprised licensed broadcasters haven't used the civil courts to address the issue. Surely 96.3 in New York was suffering ruinous interference from the 96.5 in Newark. Would WJXA be able to make a case against the 92.7 pirate? I suppose they figure the pirates don't have enough $$ to cover the legal costs.
Maybe it'll be the RIAA that'll take them out?? (I'd be really surprised if any pirates are paying their music license fees.......)