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Digital and Analog Television Interference with VHF Systems This Product Operates Between 72-87 MHZ and 170-234 Mhz Digital and Analog Television interference with VHF systems This product operates between 72-87 MHZ and 170-234 MHz TV CH Freq MHz VHF Frequency Channel None ----- 72.300 MHz BB None ----- 72.500 MHz CC None ----- 72.700 MHz DD None ----- 72.900 MHz EE None ----- 75.500 MHz FF None ----- 75.700 MHz GG None ----- 75.900 MHz HH None ----- 81.350 MHz MB1 6 82-88 83.880 MHz MB2 6 82-88 85.275 MHz MB3 6 82-88 87.375 MHz MB4 None ----- 170.245 MHz G1 None ----- 171.905 MHz A None ----- 173.800 MHz E4 None ----- 174.100 MHz E5 7 174-180 174.500 MHz E6 7 174-180 175.000 MHz E3 7 174-180 175.550 MHz CE6 7 174-180 176.400 MHz CE7 7 174-180 176.900 MHz A14 8 180-186 183.570 MHz CE9 8 180-186 185.150 MHz B 8 180-186 185.250 MHz CE1 9 186-192 191.300 MHz H 10 192-198 195.250 MHz CE2 10 192-198 197.150 MHz N 11 198-204 202.100 MHz A1 11 198-204 203.250 MHz CE3 11 198-204 203.400 MHz F 12 204-210 206.350 MHz P 12 204-210 209.150 MHz D 13 210-216 212.100 MHz R 13 210-216 215.200 MHz E None ----- 219.200 MHz K None ----- 226.225 MHz M None ----- 231.650 MHz J2 None ----- 232.800 MHz CE5 None ----- 234.100 MHz J4 169.445, 170.245, 171.905, None ----- AT2 171.045 MHz 170.245, 171.905, 172.650, None ----- AT 170.850 MHz 182.800, 184.450, 185.150, 8 180-186 A8 183.300 MHz 182.800, 184.450, 185.150, 8 180-186 AE8 183.570 MHz 188.800, 190.450, 191.300, 9 186-192 A9 189.300 MHz 194.800, 196.450, 197.150, 10 192-198 A10 195.250 MHz Potential problems with local interference As of 10/11/04 Station Types, TV = Full Service TV, DT = Digital TV, CA = Class A, TX = Low Power TV and Translator, TB = Booster TV, TS = Auxiliary Back Up Call State CITY TV Ch. Type Compromised Sign VHF Channels KAGP-LP CA ARROYO GRANDE 8 TX Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 K07WA CA ATASCADERO 7 CA Ch. A14, E3, E6, CE6, CE7 K06JL CA BAKER 6 TX Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 K07IH CA BAKER 7 TX Ch. A14, E3, E6, CE6, CE7 K09HL CA BAKER 9 TX Ch. H K11KJ CA BAKER 11 TX Ch. A1, F, CE3 K08MM CA BAKERSFIELD 8 CA Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 KERO-TV CA BAKERSFIELD 10 DT Ch. A10, CE2, N KKEY-LP CA BAKERSFIELD 11 TX Ch. A1, F, CE3 K12JJ CA BENBOW, ETC. 12 TX Ch. D, P K06GS CA BIEBER, ETC. 6 TX Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 K06MU CA BIG BEAR LAKE 6 TX Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 K13JS CA BIG SUR 13 TX Ch. E, R K12JL CA BURNT RANCH, ETC. 12 TX Ch. D, P K07HA CA CAMP NELSON, ETC. 7 TX Ch. A14, E3, E6, CE6, CE7 K13IT CA CANBY, ETC. 13 TX Ch. E, R K13GS CA CARMEL VALLEY 13 TX Ch. E, R K13FC CA CASTELLA 13 TX Ch. E, R KHSL-TV CA CHICO 12 TV Ch. D, P K09PM CA COVELO 9 TX Ch. H K11PT CA COVELO 11 TX Ch. A1, F, CE3 K09VQ CA CRESCENT CITY 9 TX Ch. H K11LV CA DINSMORE 11 TX Ch. A1, F, CE3 K13IU CA EAGLEVILLE 13 TX Ch. E, R KVYE CA EL CENTRO 7 TV Ch. A14, E3, E6, CE6, CE7 KECY-TV CA EL CENTRO 9 TV Ch. H KVIQ CA EUREKA 6 TV Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 KEET CA EUREKA 13 TV Ch. E, R K11JM CA FALL RIVER MILLS,ETC 11 TX Ch. A1, F, CE3 KUNO-TV CA FORT BRAGG 8 TV Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 K06KA CA FORT JONES, ETC. 6 TX Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 K13HU CA FORT JONES, ETC. 13 TX Ch. E, R KZMM-CA CA FRESNO 7 TX Ch. A14, E3, E6, CE6, CE7 KAIL CA FRESNO 7 DT Ch. A14, E3, E6, CE6, CE7 KFSN-TV CA FRESNO 9 DT Ch. H K12OZ CA FRESNO 12 CA Ch. D, P K10HX CA GARBERVILLE 10 TX Ch. A10, CE2, N K09PI CA HAPPY CAMP, ETC. 9 TX Ch. H K11GO CA HAPPY CAMP, ETC. 11 TX Ch. A1, F, CE3 K13GL CA HAPPY CAMP, ETC. 13 TX Ch. E, R K07GJ CA HOOPA 7 TX Ch. A14, E3, E6, CE6, CE7 K11NE CA HOOPA 11 TX Ch. A1, F, CE3 K06FA CA HOPLAND 6 TX Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 K10FZ CA HOPLAND 10 TX Ch. A10, CE2, N K11TD CA HOPLAND 11 TX Ch. A1, F, CE3 K13ID CA HOPLAND 13 TX Ch. E, R K13MD CA HYAMPOM 13 TX Ch. E, R K06MB CA INDIO 6 CA Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 KVPS-LP CA INDIO 8 TX Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 K08FX CA LAKE ISABELLA 8 TX Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 K10GC CA LAKE ISABELLA 10 TX Ch. A10, CE2, N K12HL CA LAKE ISABELLA 12 TX Ch. D, P K06FR CA LAYTONVILLE, ETC. 6 TX Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 K08GJ CA LAYTONVILLE, ETC. 8 TX Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 K10GL CA LAYTONVILLE, ETC. 10 TX Ch. A10, CE2, N K12GV CA LAYTONVILLE, ETC. 12 TX Ch. D, P K06EX CA LEWISTON 6 TX Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 K11LD CA LIKELY 11 TX Ch. A1, F, CE3 K13RZ CA LITCHFIELD 13 TX Ch. E, R K10OG CA LOMPOC 10 CA Ch. A10, CE2, N KABC-TV CA LOS ANGELES 7 TV Ch. A14, E3, E6, CE6, CE7 KCAL-TV CA LOS ANGELES 9 TV Ch. H KTTV CA LOS ANGELES 11 TV Ch. A1, F, CE3 KTTV CA LOS ANGELES 11 TS Ch. A1, F, CE3 KCOP-TV CA LOS ANGELES 13 TV Ch. E, R K08LD CA MIRANDA 8 TX Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 K13WJ CA MORONGO VALLEY 13 TX Ch. E, R K09UF CA MORRO BAY 9 CA Ch. H K06IQ CA NEWBERRY SPRINGS 6 TX Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 K08IA CA NEWBERRY SPRINGS 8 TX Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 K10IX CA NEWBERRY SPRINGS 10 TX Ch. A10, CE2, N K12JI CA NEWBERRY SPRINGS 12 TX Ch. D, P K13IV CA NEWELL, TULELAKE 13 TX Ch. E, R K08HJ CA ORLEANS 8 TX Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 K11IQ CA ORLEANS 11 TX Ch. A1, F, CE3 K08NH CA OROVILLE 8 TX Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 KYAV-LP CA PALM SPRINGS 12 TX Ch. D, P K06DK CA POTTER VALLEY 6 TX Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 K08EE CA POTTER VALLEY 8 TX Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 K10EQ CA POTTER VALLEY 10 TX Ch. A10, CE2, N K12DV CA POTTER VALLEY 12 TX Ch. D, P KRCR-TV CA REDDING 7 TV Ch. A14, E3, E6, CE6, CE7 KIXE-TV CA REDDING 9 TV Ch. H KCWB-LP CA REEDLEY 13 TX Ch. E, R K07NH CA RIDGECREST, ETC. 7 TX Ch. A14, E3, E6, CE6, CE7 K09MG CA RIDGECREST, ETC. 9 TX Ch. H K11ML CA RIDGECREST, ETC. 11 TX Ch. A1, F, CE3 K13NF CA RIDGECREST, ETC. 13 TX Ch. E, R K10FS CA RIO DELL,SCOTIA 10 TX Ch. A10, CE2, N KVIE CA SACRAMENTO 6 TV Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 KBTV-LP CA SACRAMENTO 8 CA Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 KXTV CA SACRAMENTO 10 TV Ch. A10, CE2, N KSBW CA SALINAS 8 TV Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 KSBW CA SALINAS 10 DT Ch. A10, CE2, N KCBA CA SALINAS 13 DT Ch. E, R K13ND CA SAN ARDO, ETC. 13 TX Ch. E, R KFMB-TV CA SAN DIEGO 8 TV Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 KGTV CA SAN DIEGO 10 TV Ch. A10, CE2, N KGO-TV CA SAN FRANCISCO 7 TV Ch. A14, E3, E6, CE6, CE7 KQED CA SAN FRANCISCO 9 TV Ch. H KNTV CA SAN JOSE 11 TV Ch. A1, F, CE3 KNTV CA SAN JOSE 12 DT Ch. D, P KSBY CA SAN LOUIS OBISPO 6 TV Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 K08MP CA SANTA BARBARA 8 TX Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 K07TA CA SANTA MARIA 7 CA Ch. A14, E3, E6, CE6, CE7 KCOY-TV CA SANTA MARIA 12 TV Ch. D, P K08EQ CA SEIAD VALLEY 8 TX Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 K12JD CA SEIAD VALLEY 12 TX Ch. D, P K10KY CA SHELTER COVE 10 TX Ch. A10, CE2, N K12OV CA SHELTER COVE 12 TX Ch. D, P K07RW CA SHOSHONE & TECOPA 7 TX Ch. A14, E3, E6, CE6, CE7 K11SW CA SIERRAVILLE 11 TX Ch. A1, F, CE3 K12PP CA SOUTH LAKE TAHOE 12 TX Ch. D, P K09VI CA SPRINGVILLE 9 TX Ch. H K11FU CA SPRINGVILLE 11 TX Ch. A1, F, CE3 K13PG CA SPRINGVILLE 13 TX Ch. E, R KOVR CA STOCKTON 13 TV Ch. E, R K12PO CA TEMECULA 12 TX Ch. D, P KFAZ-CA CA VISALIA 8 CA Ch. A8, AE8, B, CE1, CE9 K07JB CA WAWONA 7 TX Ch. A14, E3, E6, CE6, CE7 K09LM CA WAWONA 9 TX Ch. H K06GR CA WEED 6 TX Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 K10NH CA WEOTT 10 TX Ch. A10, CE2, N K06GZ CA WHITMORE 6 TX Ch. MB2, MB3, MB4 K08GR CA WILLOW CREEK 8 TX Ch.
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