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DK29JM

ELKO NV

ANALOG TRANSLATOR/LPTV

Channel 29

ELKO TELEVISION DISTRICT
P.O. BOX 456
ELKO NV 89803
Facility ID: 19410
License Cancelled

Correspondence
Enforcement History
FRN: 0006952121

BLTT-20111122EKF

Cancelled

04/12/2021

BPTT-20040709ACI

Granted

09/27/2004

BLTT-19950313IJ

Granted

07/05/1995

BPTT-19940414DC

Granted

11/16/1994

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CALL SIGN HISTORY

940414DC - 00/00/0000 (CDBS)
K57GR - 11/16/1994 (CDBS)
K29JM - 01/19/2012 (CDBS)
DK29JM - 11/16/1994 (LMS)
K29JM - 00/00/0000 (LMS)
DK29JM - 04/12/2021 (LMS)

APPLICATION HISTORY

	BPTT-19940414DC	Construction Permit	Granted 11/16/1994
	BLTT-19950313IJ	License to Cover	Granted 07/05/1995
	BRTT-19970923EK	Renewal	Granted 01/30/1998
	BRTT-19980603CE	Renewal	Granted 07/29/1999
	BPTT-20040709ACI	Modification	Granted 09/27/2004
	BRTT-20060531AAA	Renewal	Granted 11/08/2006
	BDISTT-20090526ABW	Displacement	Granted 05/11/2010
	BRTT-20140602APH	Renewal	Granted 10/14/2014
	BDFCDTT-20140519ACW	Digital Flash Cut	Dismissed 12/21/2017
	BLTT-20111122EKF	License to Cover	Cancelled 04/12/2021
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