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DK07WH

LOWER PICEANCE CREEK CO

ANALOG TRANSLATOR/LPTV

Channel 0

RIO BLANCO COUNTY TV ASSOCIATION
17497 HWY 64
RANGELY CO 81648
Facility ID: 56468
License Cancelled

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FRN: NO FRN

BLTTV-19951120IE

Granted

02/13/1996

BPTTV-19940415AM

Granted

09/18/1995

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CALL SIGN HISTORY

940415AM - 09/18/1995 (CDBS)
K07WH - 09/18/1995 (CDBS)
DK07WH - 05/15/2008 (CDBS)
DK07WH - 09/18/1995 (LMS)

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APPLICATION HISTORY

	BPTTV-19940415AM		Construction Permit	Granted 09/18/1995
	CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FOR A NEW TELEVISION TRANSLATOR STATION TO SERVE LOWER PICEANCE CREEK RURAL AREA, CO ON CHANNEL 7; TL: APPROX. 27.2 KM WSW OF MEEKER, CO (39-58-14 108-11-29); TRANSMITTER: ACRODYNE T-200; .001 KW; ERP: .0077 KW; OFFSET: NO; ANTENNA: SCALA HDCA10EB; HEIGHT: 15.06 METERS AND ORIENTATION: 260 DEGREES TRUE
		Granted : 1995-09-18 00:00:00		Original App.
	BLTTV-19951120IE		License to Cover	Granted 02/13/1996
	BRTTV-19970212AJ		Renewal	Granted 06/10/1997
	BRTTV-19980817AJ		Renewal	Granted 11/03/1998
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