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DK31EQ

MINOT ND

ANALOG TRANSLATOR/LPTV

Channel 0

TRINITY BROADCASTING NETWORK
P.O. BOX C-11949
SANTA ANA CA 92711
7148322950
Facility ID: 3162
Permit Cancelled

Correspondence
FRN: NO FRN

BMPTTL-19980421JE

Granted

05/20/1998

BMPTTL-19970923JA

Granted

10/21/1997

BPTTL-19940412BN

Granted

08/24/1995

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CALL SIGN HISTORY

940412BN - 08/24/1995 (CDBS)
K31EQ - 08/24/1995 (CDBS)
DK31EQ - 08/24/1995 (LMS)

APPLICATION HISTORY

	BPTTL-19940412BN		Construction Permit	Granted 08/24/1995
	CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FOR A NEW LOW POWER TELEVISION STATION FOR MINOT, ND ON CHANNEL 31; ZERO OFFSET; ERP: 9.12 KW; TPO: 1.0 KW; TL: KHRT-FM TOWER, 9.6 KM SOUTH OF MINOT, ND ON US HWY 83 ; COORDINATES: 48-09-48 101-17-53; HEIGHT: 91 METERS; RCAMSL: 624 METERS; NON-DIRECTIONAL CONSTRUCTION PERMIT CANCELLED AND CALL SIGN DELETED.
		Granted : 1995-08-24 00:00:00		Original App.
	BAPTTL-19960625IA		Assign License/CP	Granted 09/04/1996
	BMPTTL-19970923JA		CP Extension	Granted 10/21/1997
	BMPTTL-19980421JE		CP Extension	Granted 05/20/1998
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