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    Woo Hoo! New station in Minneapolis

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    But don't get too excited.....
    Channel 43 finally upgraded from analog to digital.....and since its owned and operated the programming wont change

    W43HB-D is now on the air with HSN SD

    That leaves us with 1 analog channel left (Univision which is low powered)
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    And a waste of bandwidth if they are not using the HD signals available from HSN.
    Maybe SD is a temporary measure until they get the system optimized.
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    sadly they won't

    tripinva (rabbitears.info webmaster) posted the "bad news" on avsforum about it when someone asked maybe if HSN2 would be carried

    Every HSN O&O airs HSN in SD and that's it, with the exception of W41DO-D in New York which airs both HSN and HSN2 in SD.
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    So we're up to 41 stations now in Minneapolis (not including Univision)

    Too bad 18 are Religious
    5 channel TBN mux
    6 channel 3ABN mux (3 video/3 radio)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Iceberg View Post
    So we're up to 41 stations now in Minneapolis (not including Univision)

    Too bad 18 are Religious
    5 channel TBN mux
    6 channel 3ABN mux (3 video/3 radio)
    Cornerstone
    Daystar
    5 channel EWTN mux (3 are same thing...1 is a program guide, 1 has other programming)
    wow. no religious here. (that i can pickup anyway)

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    Thats the drawback of being in a major market...lots of low powered religious stations
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