Yes it is Low Power and looks like you may be able to get it on the CBS channel at .2 ????
WYFX-LP
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WYFX-LP / WFXI-CA
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WYFX-LP: Youngstown, Ohio
WFXI-CA: Mercer, Pennsylvania
Branding FOX Youngstown
First News
Slogan Where Your News
Comes First
Channels Analog:
WYFX-LP: 62 (UHF)
WFXI-CA: 17 (UHF)
Digital: WKBN-DT 41.2 (UHF)
Affiliations FOX
Owner New Vision Television
(NVT Youngstown Licensee, LLC)
Founded 1998
Call letters' meaning WYFX-LP: Warren and
Youngstown's FOX
WFXI-CA: FOX
Sister station(s) WKBN
WYTV
Former callsigns none
Former affiliations none
Transmitter Power WYFX-LP: 25 kW
WFXI-CA: 9.4 kW
WKBN-DT2: 700 kW
Height WYFX-LP: 553.7 m
WFXI-CA: 563.1 m
WKBN-DT2: 384.2 m
Facility ID WYFX-LP: 68398
WFXI-CA: 261
WKBN-DT2: 73153
Transmitter Coordinates WYFX-LP: 41°3?24?N 80°38?44?W / 41.05667°N 80.64556°W / 41.05667; -80.64556
WFXI-CA: 41°15?10?N 80°21?27?W / 41.25278°N 80.3575°W / 41.25278; -80.3575
Website foxyoungstown.com
WYFX-LP is a low-powered television station that is licensed to Youngstown, Ohio. It broadcasts an analog signal on UHF channel 62 from a transmitter on Sunset Boulevard in Boardman Township. WFXI-CA is a Class A television station that is licensed to Mercer, Pennsylvania. Airing an analog signal on UHF channel 17, it has a transmitter in Hermitage. Together, the two stations serve eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania as the area's FOX affiliates. Owned by New Vision Television, the stations are sister to CBS affiliate WKBN-TV and ABC affiliate WYTV (along with its MyNetworkTV subchannel). WYTV is owned by Parkin Broadcasting, LLC but operated by New Vision Television though a shared services agreement (SSA).
All of the stations share studios on Sunset Boulevard in Boardman Township (although the mailing address is Youngstown). Syndicated programming on WYFX and WFXI includes Sex and the City, Two and a Half Men, Family Guy, and King of Queens. Due to low-powered and Class A status, they do not air digital signals of their own. However, there is one broadcasting in high definition on WKBN-DT2. This has the added benefit of greatly increasing the over-the-air range of the stations since WKBN's digital signal is very strong and the WYFX and WFXI signals are weak, barely extending outside the Youngstown and Mercer limits.
Can you maybe pick up the Fox (or all for that matter) from Pittsburgh or Cleveland ? They are not very far away either.
This of course would take a outdoor OTA to make work (I would put it on a rotor)