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Here is a update on the Detroit situation Looks like WADL was sold https://thedesk.net/news/fcc-approves-wadl-mission-sale-with-conditions/?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0BMQABHd0PPByCDiWp5_sahdKoCpZOq63c7bVSxXK4FGKmJqlL7QaaxoO5dQVq9Q_aem_AeKAC1lDQJAKUCIWl6-lKSVnOkMl7AP8glGd0-RzP1nPlx6LURfiabaR4Y19GTQaFPU...

I would be surprised if Detroit gets a affiliate since it’s been on 3 stations with a year Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If you wait a little Tablo will be releasing their Next Gen receiver soon which should help with reception Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The second station in 5 years in the Traverse City Market burns to the ground. The transmitter is located near Atlanta Mi and served upper central and eastern northern Mi. It is expected to be rebuilt and back on the air in a few months channel 6 PSIR RF 24 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

CBET’s transmitter is in McGreger ON Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No box required Keyfax was a feed that WFLD received a data stream and sent the information out on a reader board over the air. A lot of stations did this because it was easier to keep the signal up all night as to pay an Engineer to shut the signal down. It was not available 24/7 in the market...

Not sure about that. Chicago had three over the air subscription TV channels: 1 ON-TV which was carried on WSNS ch 44 which was owned by Video 44 at that time. 2 Spectrum which was carried on WFBN ch 68 owner by Focus 3 Sports Vision which was carried on WPWR ch 60 Now I know in the late 60’s...

Wow I did not know that WPSG had both select TV and then prism. As a collector of old over the air boxes the encryption were somewhat different. prism used the Blonder Tong design similar to ON-TV’s Select Tv ‘s had a tag pulse that did video invert similar to Zenith Sent from my iPhone using...

I always through that MSG came from over the air broadcast Prism. This equipment was a microwave feed to the cable company blocking other providers from carrying it. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hello, I don’t think DRM is set up to be a subscription TV service. The concern is copyrights For example if I DVR’ed a moving say on CBS. Then the local station has the right to delete it at any time. DRM is also used for copyrighted game and music. For example if you read the terms and...

Honestly being in that area since 1985 I do not remember it being on the air. Though it was ID on Fox 33 back then. Today the main channels you get with 30 feet tower is ch 11, ch 6 and ch 4 when conditions are good. Remember ch 45 analog was on the air a while before 9/10 bought it out. Then...

Looking at their streaming services now I see both TC and Alpena channels on Roku. Not sure where you’re getting your info from. I have a place in this market Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I agree with what you are saying but once the station was sold the new owners 9/10 did not see a need for the station. Ch 45 was in the range of their microwave link which feeds 10. W31BO in general had a lot of transmission issues and really did not serve the area well.

Alpena does not have the commercial market to support many TV stations but I wanted to clear a couple things up 1. The low power ch 31 was replaced with the ch 45 Vanderbilt high power transmitter. You can argue that this does not cover the market and I would agree. However from a commercial...

In the early 70s there was a ch 55 low power that use to repeat WGTQ back in the day. That transmitter and tower are long gone and will never comeback to the area. As of today there are no construction permits to put any new stations on the air in that area. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

One thing to keep in mind is WADL does not cover the whole Detroit market.The western suburbs and down river counties can only see it on cable or satellite. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Actually it looks like the company that has that patent will be bought out and that would resolve the issue. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

WADL files lawsuits against WMYD for 75 million WMYD also stays as. Independent station not changing to CW20 Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Having a outdoor antenna with height is your best bet. I assume when you say “analog” you are referring to sub-channels since true NTSC TV no longer exists Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The broadcaster’s goal with ATSC 3.0 is to provide over the air subscription TV. Not necessarily the quality of the signal. Their goal is to create a handshake development to prevent unauthorized reception and to charge whatever they want. This is not regulated by the FCC as cable and Satellite...

WMYD (ATSC3.0) multiplex in the Detroit area (ATSC 1.0) dropped My TV in favor of becoming a independent station again. The My TV was picked up by WADL. WADL’s signal does not cover the whole Detroit market because of it’s transmitter location Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Yes he does a good job explaining what is good and what is not so good Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ok they said that they are in production from a supplier at a new location over seas. They said it would be several months before they get them in. They said shipping is the hold up. The current location is no longer available to provide rotors. It sounds like they are switching suppliers...

Yep just checked it again Something must be going on with their site. I have a account to place a order. When I log in it does not show out of stock. I will try calling them later on to see what the story is Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just checked the Channel Master site their in stock Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk