A poster on one of the Television boards was telling me that ME-TV has a affiliate in Nashville and that it is aired on channel 31.1. This is the first I've heard of this. Does anyone know anything about this station at all? I was aware that a channel 31 even existed in the Nashville viewing area.
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- Thread starter jwk1979
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Yep, it exists. WJDE-LP, about 5kw from the L&C Tower downtown. There's also a 31.2 (SonLife, religious) and 31.3. (HSN)
I also discovered yesterday afternoon there's a channel 42. I think it's on the Regions Bank building on Deadrick between 3rd & 4th. At least, that's the site their analog license calls for. Best I can tell they aren't authorized to operate in digital.. Call letters are WLLC-LD & they're carrying UniMas (in Spanish) on 42.1 and Bounce TV on 42.3. There is no 42.2.
I also discovered yesterday afternoon there's a channel 42. I think it's on the Regions Bank building on Deadrick between 3rd & 4th. At least, that's the site their analog license calls for. Best I can tell they aren't authorized to operate in digital.. Call letters are WLLC-LD & they're carrying UniMas (in Spanish) on 42.1 and Bounce TV on 42.3. There is no 42.2.
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Remington
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The extension LD after the call letters WLLC-LD indicates its an authorized low power "digital" station.
Yep, but here's the problem... The station is calling itself -LD on the air, but in the CDBS database it's -LP and there is no digital authorization.
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The FCC database lists WLLC-LD as channel 41, a digital companion channel of WLLC-LP, channel 42. It was granted in '07 (BDCCDTL-20061024AAD). If you're seeing it as channel 42-1, it's a virtual channel identifier for 41.
I saw the two digital signals last week (42.1 and 42.3)...and they were RF channel 42...not 41. Not seeing anything the past few days...analog or digital. Perhaps a call or two was made to WLLC? FWIW...they were running a lot of local spots on 42.1.
I have not been able to receive any of these new channels, so far. Surprise, surprise!
Thursday afternoon @ 230...seeing 42.1 UniMas and 42.3 Bounce - RF channel 42
No, this station was definitely on RF channel 42. I program the PSIP equipment for a major full-power station, I'm not unfamiliar with the virtual channel table.
If you look up BDCCDTL-20061024AAD on the (CDBS search page, you find it expired on January 12, 2010.
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