New LP digital in Nashville

[w9wi]

WKRP-LD "Alexandria", Tennessee, channel 7.

Antenna is in Nashville.

The photo is of their 6.4 subchannel. (it cites a 6.5 but right now there is no 6.5. The cited 6.3 has unID color bars. 6.1 and 6.2 are as cited, but from what I hear there's no audio.)

(major channel 6 as this is the digital companion channel to WKRP-LP channel 6 which actually is in Alexandria, about 35 miles east of Nashville)

Yes, the call letters actually *are* WKRP.

[Jim Thomas]

I think there should be a station in Denver like this, with the variety.

I didn't know that RTN is still around. Denver's former RTN affiliate lost that affiliation and is not strictly independent. RTN is gone from the Ku band on satellite (unless they moved to the C band or are now encrypted).

[cd637299]

RTN now goes by RTV, www.myretrotv.com .....WTVX is our closest here, but as you'd expect, no permanent reception here. Too bad.

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[NN2E]

Got 'em. 1:50 A.M. 6/30/09. DTV #265
73, Ed NN2E
Owner / Operator - Murphy's Law Test Site & Thunderstorm Proving Grounds

[ChrisPC]

It comes in pretty good here at 10 miles with a rooftop antenna, unamplified, on my Vizio TV's tuner and DTT901 converter. The Zenith shows it at about 65-70%, but it breaks up if the antenna moves just a few degrees. Not bad for 300 watts! They're licensed to Alexandria, in Wilson County, and are now showing local ads for that area.