Post by gartv on May 5, 2006 15:04:37 GMT -3
This low power station serves the city of Dublin, GA. The FCC lists the call letters as W35BB. In Laurens county, it is simply called "TV 35" and has served the area with local and religious programing. Maybe even local sports and news. The stations signal radius is less than 20 miles.
I have no other information on this and have never actually watched the station before. I am not even sure if they are even on the air. The building has a "for sale" sign outside. But I thought it was worth a mention.
"TV-35" is located on Monroe Street in Downtown Dublin, Ga across from the Dublin Farmers Market off US-441
Dublin is actually part of the Macon "DMA" (Designated Market Area) but the Macon stations often have weakened signals in the area. And the Macon stations have made it clear to everyone in Dublin that they will not allow waivers for residents to recieve out of town network affiliates via satalite if you live in Dublin. You can now get Macon's stations on Dish Network and Direct TV, but for years prior to that, residents balked at the restrictions and complained of signal problems.
You may recieve some Augusta stations in this area although those signals would also be very weak. The audio from WJBF 6 in Augusta can be heard on 87.7fm while driving around Dublin.
I have no other information on this and have never actually watched the station before. I am not even sure if they are even on the air. The building has a "for sale" sign outside. But I thought it was worth a mention.
"TV-35" is located on Monroe Street in Downtown Dublin, Ga across from the Dublin Farmers Market off US-441
Dublin is actually part of the Macon "DMA" (Designated Market Area) but the Macon stations often have weakened signals in the area. And the Macon stations have made it clear to everyone in Dublin that they will not allow waivers for residents to recieve out of town network affiliates via satalite if you live in Dublin. You can now get Macon's stations on Dish Network and Direct TV, but for years prior to that, residents balked at the restrictions and complained of signal problems.
You may recieve some Augusta stations in this area although those signals would also be very weak. The audio from WJBF 6 in Augusta can be heard on 87.7fm while driving around Dublin.