WPEN was a consortium of LPTV UHF stations in the Peninsula region of Hampton Roads. It even appeared in the Richmond TV Guide daytime listings well into the 90s.
Is the fair use bot going to be a reoccurring character on the show? Also, I didn't know that you considered low power stations from 30-ish miles away DXing, I can get them on a "good day" from 35 miles away
Channel 14 in Green Bay, Wisconsin started out as WPXG 14 "Pax TV" from 1998-1999. It became WIWB 14 and took on the WB affiliation on June 2, 1999. By that time, Pax TV was still seen during overnights. In 2006, WIWB 14 became The CW and changed its callsign to WCWF 14 ("CWF" stands for CW Fourteen) and became a sister station to WLUK-TV "Fox 11."
WLWC-TV had been sold to Paramount just a couple of months earlier. Also, the PAX network logo seen at 7:04 was, actually, a prototype logo, as, I believe, by the time they launched, their on-air branding had changed to PAX-TV & the logo changed to the, more familiar, red, white & blue logo.
WLWC was bought by Paramount Stations Group July 31,1997 (along with WWHO Columbus) shortly after launching in April 1997 as Providence’s WB Affiliate, because of it they added UPN as a secondary affiliation. Both WLWC and WWHO became dual WB/UPN affiliates on the fall of 1997 they carried The WB Affiliation primary and UPN Secondary until April 2000 when they switch their primary affiliation with UPN and The WB affiliation was carried secondary after Paramount/Viacom and Acme made a deal in February 2000 when Paramount would carry WB programming on their UPN Affiliates in Columbus,Providence/New Bedford and West Palm Beach and in return Acme Communications would carry UPN programming on its WB Affiliates in Knoxville, St.Louis as well as Springfield.
Ah, yes, WPPX, "your Infomall television station, informative, interactive, innovative, and info-taining". You could set your watch by that ID (in fact, I did), it was exactly on the hour.
Man florida TV DX i was born in 09 and it was 1 and 5 months later that analog would be gone forever and i miss it i found out about dxing in mid to late 2022 and It doesnt hit the same when DTV Exists so i miss analog but we gotta move on
WPEN was a consortium of LPTV UHF stations in the Peninsula region of Hampton Roads. It even appeared in the Richmond TV Guide daytime listings well into the 90s.
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Is the fair use bot going to be a reoccurring character on the show? Also, I didn't know that you considered low power stations from 30-ish miles away DXing, I can get them on a "good day" from 35 miles away
WRGB 6 is America's oldest continuously-operating TV station.
...............too bad Sinclair owns it.
WOW! I can get the Big Bang Theory Channel! Forget you CBS/Pluto TV! I got it on my local cable! Plus, she’s a robot. Beep boop boop
Channel 14 in Green Bay, Wisconsin started out as WPXG 14 "Pax TV" from 1998-1999. It became WIWB 14 and took on the WB affiliation on June 2, 1999. By that time, Pax TV was still seen during overnights. In 2006, WIWB 14 became The CW and changed its callsign to WCWF 14 ("CWF" stands for CW Fourteen) and became a sister station to WLUK-TV "Fox 11."
Wow, very great and interesting tropo catches back in the late 90s :) Too bad that ATV is phased out nowadays. Thanks for sharing 73!
The Children's Channel is the branding that MPT uses for their children's programming block from 1993 to 1999 where it was replaced by MPT Kidworks
Yes, WPHL-17!
WLWC-TV had been sold to Paramount just a couple of months earlier. Also, the PAX network logo seen at 7:04 was, actually, a prototype logo, as, I believe, by the time they launched, their on-air branding had changed to PAX-TV & the logo changed to the, more familiar, red, white & blue logo.
WLWC was bought by Paramount Stations Group July 31,1997 (along with WWHO Columbus) shortly after launching in April 1997 as Providence’s WB Affiliate, because of it they added UPN as a secondary affiliation. Both WLWC and WWHO became dual WB/UPN affiliates on the fall of 1997 they carried The WB Affiliation primary and UPN Secondary until April 2000 when they switch their primary affiliation with UPN and The WB affiliation was carried secondary after Paramount/Viacom and Acme made a deal in February 2000 when Paramount would carry WB programming on their UPN Affiliates in Columbus,Providence/New Bedford and West Palm Beach and in return Acme Communications would carry UPN programming on its WB Affiliates in Knoxville, St.Louis as well as Springfield.
2021 is going to be interesting.
how was your antenna to catch all these channels so far?
HAPPY 25TH BIRTHDAY PAX TV!
Ah, yes, WPPX, "your Infomall television station, informative, interactive, innovative, and info-taining". You could set your watch by that ID (in fact, I did), it was exactly on the hour.
Man florida TV DX i was born in 09 and it was 1 and 5 months later that analog would be gone forever and i miss it i found out about dxing in mid to late 2022 and It doesnt hit the same when DTV Exists so i miss analog but we gotta move on
you know what? Arthur is now in New York City just like the song that Christoper Cross sing
1:28 random buy insurance out of nowhere
Where did you found Paxnet in 95 or 6 era? and 96 or 7 era? and Look for WPXN, WIPX, WPPX, WBPX, WPXA and more.
InTV vs. CityVision - who will survive?
wmbc will always use fair use music
Kelly Cass from the Weather Channel at 12:17 before she got married.
I love Fair Use Bot!!
Your Watching IN TEE VEE! A service of Motorola Incorporated and Netscape Communications Corporation.
No signal power figures?
5:37 German well-known theme.
WVBT
0:43 It would only be an amazing value if your package included Disney Channel, home of The Ghost & Molly McGee.
Buy insurance.
Faire use bot?! :)