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MINONG Channel Line-Up MINONG / TREGO CHANNEL LINE-UP ANALOG BASIC DIGITAL BASIC DMX MUSIC PREMIUMS 2 ESPN 307 Turner Classic Movies* 900 Beautiful Instrumentals 600 Cinemax E 3 CBS - KDLH 308 Game Show Network 901 Jazz Vocal Blends 601 Cinemax W 4 CNN 326 Discovery Health 902 Hottest Hits 602 More Max E 5 CBS - WCCO 328 Planet Green 903 Modern Country 603 More Max W 6 NBC - KBJR 329 Discovery Kids 904 Alternative Rock 610 Encore E 7 HBO (optional) 330 Military Channel 913 Coffeehouse Rock 611 Encore W 8 PBS - WDSE 331 Investigation Discovery 914 Dance 612 Encore Action E 9 TBS 332 The Science Channel 915 Contemporary Christian 613 Encore Action W 10 ABC - WDIO 335 SciFi* 916 Album Rock 614 Encore Love E 11 FOX - KQDS 340 A & E Biography 917 Hard Rock 616 Encore Mystery E 12 Nickelodeon 341 History Channel International 918 80's Hits 618 Encore Drama E 13 TV Land 342 BBC America 919 70's HITS 619 Encore Drama W 14 USA Network 364 History Channel* 920 Classic R & B 620 Encore Westerns E 15 History Channel 372 Lifetime Movie Network 921 Traditional Country 630 HBO E 16 A & E 385 Home and Garden 922 Soft Hits 631 HBO W 17 CINEMAX (optional) 404 Toon Disney 923 Retro Dance 632 HBO Family E 18 ESPN – 2 408 Nick Toons 924 Acid Jazz 633 HBO Family W 19 Hallmark Channel 409 The N 925 Big Band/Swing 634 HBO 2 E 20 American Movie Classics 410 Noggin 926 Smooth Jazz 636 HBO Signature 21 Disney Channel 414 G4 TV 927 New Age 650 Showtime E 22 Turner Classic Movies 420 Bloomberg 928 Holidays & Happenings 651 Showtime W 23 Spike 440ESPN2 * 929 Great Standards 652 Showtime 2 24 TNT 441 ESPN News 930 Golden Oldies 654 Showtime 3 E 25 WGN 445 Golf Channel 931 Reggae 655 Showtime 3 W 26 Lifetime Television 453 FOX Soccer Channel 932 Children's 656 Showtime Extreme E 27 Home and Garden 455 Versus 933 Adult Contemporary 657 Showtime Extreme W 28 Discovery Channel 456 Outdoor Channel* 935 Lite Classical 670 Starz E 29 Outdoor Channel 457 Speed Channel 937 Rock 'n' Roll Oldies 671 Starz W 30 SciFi 458 FIT TV 939 Classic Rock 672 Starz Edge 31 American Life TV 466 MTV2 941 Urban Beat 680 Movie Channel 32 ABC Family 471 VH1 Classic 682 Movie Channel Xtra E 33 Weather Channel 474 Fuse 683 Movie Channel Xtra W 34 Headline News 476 CMT Pure country HIGH DEFINITION 35 CMT 480 TBN HD channels are available to all cable tv subscribers. You must have an 36 Animal Planet 484 Inspirational Life HD-TV with a QAM Tuner in order to get these channels. Call our office 37 Learning Channel 490 FOX Movie Channel for further assistance tuning these channels. 38 VH1 55.1 KDLH - CBS HD 55.13 KBJR - Weather Plus 40 MTV * carried on analog and digital 55.2 KDLH - CW 56.1 WDIO - ABC HD 55.11 KBJR - NBC HD 56.2 WDIO - RTN 55.12 KBJR - My Network TV 56.3 KQDS - FOX HD Installation and Rate Card Analog Services Digital Services Analog Basic $37.95 per month* Digital Basic $15.31 per month *Must have Basic Service to get any Premium or Digital Service Extra Box $9.95 per month Premium Analog Services Premium Digital Services Cinemax $7.95 per month Cinemax $7.95 per month HBO $11.45 per month HBO $11.45 per month Showtime $9.95 per month Installation and Miscellaneous Charges The Movie Channel $9.95 per month Install new service $40 Cinemax Multiplex $9.95 per month (4 Channels) Reconnection service $25 HBO Multiplex $14.45 per month (6 Channels) Pre-arranged Seasonal Reconnect $10 Encore Multiplex $5.50 per month (9 Channels) Change of Customer $7 Showtime Multiplex $5.50 per month (7 Channels) Install additional outlet $25 per outlet Movie Channel Multiplex $11.95 per month (3 Channels) Install Pay Service $10 HBO / Cinemax Combo $18.45 per month (10 Channels) Install Digital Box/Modem $30 Encore / Starz Combo $13.95 per month (12 Channels) Billable Service Work $25 per 1/2 hour Showtime/Movie Channel Combo $13.95 per month (10 Channels) Fish Walls $40 per outlet The Works Combo $36.45 per month (All 32 premium Channels).
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