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Is there a list of countries that really use VHF low band for digital TV transmission?

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N5XZS

Discussion Starter · May 31, 2021

Is there a list of countries that really use Vhf low band for digital TV frequency ranges? "45 to 88 MHz"

Please list modulation scheme like ATSC 1.0, 3.0, DVB-T, T-2, and any other formats.

This will be used for TV DXing via E-skips, F2 and TEP.

F2 layer, will improve over next 6 years to come thanks to new sunspots cycle 25 for extreme TV DXing!😎😁

Thanks!

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DrDon

· #2 · May 31, 2021

This might get you started:

Television channel frequencies - Wikipedia

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Gibson_s

· #3 · Jun 9, 2021

I don't know about other countries but Detroit has a low power RF 3 station that few people can get. Better have some large VHF elements for that one. Here it is from my Rabbit Ears Analysis... There's also a 5 and 6 in the Toledo area.

3‑1 (3)

WHNE-LD

IND

DETROIT

13.8

318.5°

326°

60.19 Poor

32.19

40‑1 (5)

WLMB

REL

TOLEDO

234.3°

241.8°

32.05 Bad

4.05

23‑1 (6)

WDMY-LP

HSN

TOLEDO

234.3°

241.8°

24.55 Bad

-3.45

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jkeldo

· #4 · Jun 9, 2021

N5XZS said:
Is there a list of countries that really use Vhf low band for digital TV frequency ranges? "45 to 88 MHz"

Please list modulation scheme like ATSC 1.0, 3.0, DVB-T, T-2, and any other formats.

This will be used for TV DXing via E-skips, F2 and TEP.

F2 layer, will improve over next 6 years to come thanks to new sunspots cycle 25 for extreme TV DXing!😎😁

Thanks!

73's N5XZS 🖖

WGGN-52 is on RF3 licensed to Sandusky, OH (about 60 miles west of Cleveland) but the transmitter is in New London, OH:

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RabbitEars, where you can learn all about local, over-the-air TV channels.

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