Most new digital stations were all shifted to the UHF band, with pretty high power. WFAA was one of the first stations to go digital, and they were a test of low power VHF. Their analog channel is 8 and digital channel is 9. I pick them up in Plano but have a few dropouts occasionally, even with a 7 foot antenna on my roof. I actually have been having problems with CBS11 lately, and their digital channel is 19. An interesting side note-- when WFAA fired up their transmitter for their first tests, they knocked out all the wireless heart monitors at Baylor hospital. They shut down and held off the tests until the hospital could re-crystal their units as they were using the unused (up until then) TV channel 9. Many wireless microphones no longer work in the DFW area due to saturation of airwaves, hopefully when the analog stations shutdown, those freqs will come open.