I don't think Windsor TV stations would be a top priority for keeping on the air, since most of them just air the same stuff as Detroit stations. CBET is the safest, since they have a lot of exclusive shows, and they even have cable coverage in SE Michigan, and I they're on Buckeye Cable in all regi...

Well good, now WHNE can be seen easily by all of the metro area, and now Sanilac County can get free local TV too, because they're too far from the towers to get them OTA. WHNE made a post on their facebook about this, and they're pretty excited. As am I, since my VHF antenna setup has been pretty f...

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Sun Jun 07, 2020 8:58 am

She clearly has a thing for black guys. Some white women enjoy the fantasy of being passed around by a bunch of black guys. I’m not judging her. In fact, it’s kind of hot.

What would be hotter would be if she got passed around by other women.

mmm mmmm MMMMMMMMM! HOO-WEE!!

Yesterday they did their weekly EAS test, and the audio was gone for 45 minutes after on 7.3, while audio was on the rest of their channels. The video even glitched out on 7.3 at one point, and it wasn't a signal issue, the signal was being transmitted, as if their feed of Laff was being interfered ...

The shows they air on DT6 are public domain.

What antenna would be best for trying to get WHNE now that they are on low vhf and no one sells low vhf antennas. I contacted Solid Signal and they recommend the HD8200XL. Wanted to hear what people think before I order anything. With my hd stacker, (I know it is not made for low vhf) I can get WHN...

Snowin' in Melvindale

You could just mount a set of rabbit ears outside at some moderate height. You'd get a substantial increase in signal. Nope, not sturdy enough. The rods are not made of the same sturdy thick metal that outdoor VHF yagis are. They'd snap off in the wind. Here is a recommendation from a man that I me...

Getting a new antenna is not "hoops of fire". I've said it before, indoor rabbit ears may work. You don't necessarily need an outdoor antenna. You'll need to get 2 pairs and disassemble one pair, and tape it to the other so it's long enough for channel 3 Did you not see the post that stated WHNE se...

The low power displacement filing window began 4/10/18:

WUDL filed for UHF 35 on 4/10/18
WUDT filed for VHF 8 on 4/11/18

Those 2 stations were very quick to pick their new channels, so it's not like WHNE had a lot of time anyway.

WHNE filed for VHF 3 on 5/25/18

I'm so confused!

Getting a new antenna is not "hoops of fire". I've said it before, indoor rabbit ears may work. You don't necessarily need an outdoor antenna.

You'll need to get 2 pairs and disassemble one pair, and tape it to the other so it's long enough for channel 3

What a F'ed up business model.....its like I own a restaurant but my customers have to bring their own plates and utensils to be able to eat there. :lol No, restaurants provide food, which is tangible. WHNE provides a TV signal, which is intangible. By your logic, TV of any kind is a bad business m...

Some large, English speaking cities without many English channels OTA include: St. Johns, NL London, ON Halifax, NS Saskatoon, SK Edmonton, AB I feel sorry for these cities being gimped out like that. Well most of them surely do better than Alpena MI, which only has 6 channels. I said most , St. Jo...

Alas, Canadian cord cutters have it rough if they don't live near the border. (Sorry, Newfoundland!) Or even in a large city -- since the digital conversion in 2011, many areas of Canada were left with no aerial television. In the case of Newfoundland, only St. John's has two -- CBC and NTV. St. Jo...