Yes, Kevin, you are correct.  Analong LPTV and Translator (TV) stations do not
have to cease analog transmissions in Feb 2009.  The station causing me grief
is a full power TV station on channel 2.

For the most part, Analog TV in big and medium cities will go away.  Rural
areas served by translators will will stay on analog at this time.  Here in
Portland (Oregon) we have a couple of exceptions as we have a LPTV station and
a translator serving this area.  Since both of those are analog, they will
stay on the air as they currently area.

A good web site to get information on the digital switch over is
www.tvfool.com 

------ Original Message ------
Received: Fri, 26 Dec 2008 01:14:28 PM PST
From: Kevin Custer <kug...@kuggie.com>
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] More 6 meter repeater interference!!

> JOHN MACKEY wrote:
> > I've had it.  I am DEMANDING that the local TV channel 2 STOP transmitting
or
> > change to a different frequency to end the interference they are causing
my 6
> > meter repeater.  I am giving them 6 weeks notice to either stop
transmitting
> > or change frequency, and I have picked a deadline of February 18, 2009 or
I
> > will initiate further action.
> 
> Ha Ha....     funny..
> 
> They will on their own, BUT only if they are a _Full Power TV Station_.  
> Low power TV stations do not have to stop broadcasting in Feb 2009.
> Many folks believe that _all_ analog TV transmissions will cease in Feb 
> 2009, but that is not true.
> 
> Kevin
> 



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