[BC] TV Stations In Utah

[Larry Bloomfield]

As I said in answer to your post last week, there are 3 states that have 
600 or more translators in them: Utah, Colorado and Alaska. There are a 
total of ten states that have 300 or more translators and only one of 
them is east of the Mississippi. I shared this information during the 
Road Show this year when I talked about translators, both analog and 
digital. I had working models of Larcan's transcoder 
http://www.tech-notes.tv/Sponsors/Larcan/8VSB_Transcoder.pdf (digital in 
and digital out - Larcan still doesn't have this information on their 
website) and DTV Exchange's transcoder http://www.dtvexchange.com/ 
(digital in and analog NTSC out). Either of these devices into a linear 
amplifier makes up a translator.

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Larry Bloomfield, KA6UTC
1980 25th St.
Florence, OR 97439
(541) 902-2424 ? Everything
http://www.Tech-Notes.tv
See you on the Taste of
NAB 2007 Road Show



Dan Kelley wrote:

>Last week, I made the comment that I couldn't believe there were 600 TV
>stations
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>in Utah (counting full power, LPTV and translator).  Man, was I wrong!
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>Running a list on CBDS this afternoon, there's 693 licensed TV translators, 
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>LPTV and class A stations.  This includes CP off air and licensed but
>silent.
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>Add to that 693, another 19 full powered TVs.  Didn't bother to look at
>digital.
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>-dan in lansing
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