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K33IZ-D

BOULDER UT

DIGITAL TV TRANSLATOR/LPTV

Channel 33

GARFIELD COUNTY
55 SOUTH MAIN
PANGUITCH UT 84759
Facility ID: 167835
Licensed

Correspondence
FRN: 0009452178

BLDTT-20090407ACF

Granted

04/16/2009

BSFDTT-20060630BPE

Granted

01/12/2007

Domestic Status:Application
Channel: 33
NAD27 Coordinates: 37 53' 53.11" 111 25' 7.87"
NAD83 Coordinates: 37 53' 53.06" 111 25' 10.50"
Elevation: 2068 m AMSL
Effective ERP: 0.003kW
Non-Directional Antenna
Visual Power Output: 0.001kW
Radiation center-above mean sea level: 2072.9m
Overall antenna height above ground: 5.5m
Non-Directional Antenna
Antenna System ID: 73650
Antenna Rotation: 0

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CALL SIGN HISTORY

K33IZ-D - 01/12/2007 (CDBS)

APPLICATION HISTORY

	BSFDTT-20060630BPE	Short Form Application	Granted 01/12/2007
	BDCCDTT-20061005AAD	Digital Companion Channel	Granted 01/12/2007
	BLDTT-20090407ACF	License to Cover	Granted 04/16/2009
	BAFDDT-20111121EYU	Ancillary Fee	Received 11/23/2011
	BAFDDT-20121128BQK	Ancillary Fee	Received 11/29/2012
	BRDTT-20140523ACV	Renewal	Granted 10/09/2014
	BAFDDT-20141117AKS	Ancillary Fee	Received 11/18/2014
	0000190903	Renewal	Granted 09/30/2022
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