Tijuana/Tecate TV stations in San Diego

[e-dawg]

Hi I haven't been to San Diego for a long time. I was wonder how is the reception of Tijuana/Tecate station coming into San Diego. Excellent? Good? Fair? or Poor? Can they serve all over San Deigo market?

XHTJB 3 - Tijuana
XETV 6 - Tijuana
XEWT 12 - Tijuana
XHITT 21 - Tijuana
XHJK 27 - Tijuana
XHAS 33 - Tijuana
XHBJ 45 - Tijuana
XHDTV 49 - Tecate
XHUAA 57 - Tijuana

 

[jvparent]

I was down there in June. I noted that XEWT, XETV and XHDTV were all on Cox Cable in the northeastern part of the county. In case it's been too long:
XETV (Fox 6) has an aggressive (and good) local news operation;
XHAS (Telemundo) has adopted the look and imaging of other Telemundo stations across the country, and produces a nightly half-hour newscast.
XHDTV (My 13) transmits on UHF 49, but is carried on most area cable systems on channel 13. Until recently, it was branded as UPN13, and remains a UPN affiliate until that network shuts down later this summer. It is operated as a cross-border duopoly with XETV, but does not carry any of that stations' news products.

I've picked up XHBJ and XHUAA at relatives' homes in Los Angeles in the not-too-distant past. I can't really decipher what XHBJ was doing; XHUAA relays XEW-2 Mexico City's "Canal De Las Estrellas" general entertainment programming schedule with local commercials.

 

[sdwulfdawg]

Then you have NBC 7/39 in San Diego with their counterpart "Mi San Diego 43" and KGTV (ABC) 10's "Azteca America" LPTV in North County which is on cable 15 on Cox.

 

[e-dawg]

I'm talking about off the air reception. I know about XETV 6, XEWT 12, XHAS 33, & XHDTV 49 can be recieved by cable, but what about off the air. How well does their signal reach in San Diego County.