Revision 893682547 of "KBOP-LD" on enwiki{{Infobox broadcast |
call_letters = KBOP-LD|
station_logo = |
station_slogan = |
station_branding = |
analog = |
digital = 20 ([[UHF]])|
other_chs = |
affiliations = [[Independent station|Independent]]|
founded = June 12, 1997|
location = [[Dallas|Dallas, Texas]]|
callsign_meaning = |
former_callsigns = K62CY (1997)<br>K31FA (1997-2001) in [[Greenville, Texas]]<br>K57IG (2001-2003)<br>KSEX-LP (2003-2010)<br>KBOP-LP (2010-2011)|
former_channel_numbers = 62 (1997) <br>31 (1997-2001)<br>57 (2001-2009)|
owner = Randolph M. Weigner|
licensee = D.T.V., LLC.|
former_affiliations = [[MTV Tres|Mas Musica]] (2001-2003)|
effective_radiated_power = 15 [[Kilowatt|kW]] ERP|
HAAT = 296 m<ref>[http://www.fcc.gov/fcc-bin/haat_calculator?dlat=32&mlat=35&slat=19.000000&ns=N&dlon=96&mlon=58&slon=6.000000&ew=W&nad=27&rcamsl=488.8&nradials=360&terdb=1 FCC Antenna Height Above Average Terrain Calculations (HAAT)]</ref>|
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'''KBOP-LD''' is an independent television station serving the Dallas / Fort Worth Metroplex, licensed in [[Dallas]], [[Texas]], owned and operated by D.T.V., LLC. This station holds a construction permit for digital broadcasting on RF channel 20. It is not available on [[Time Warner Cable]], [[Charter Communications]], or [[Verizon Fios]] at this time.
==History==
The station started out as a Spanish independent in 1997 as K62CY on channel 62. Shortly, the station was moved to channel 31 as K31FA. This signal was overlapping KUVN-LP (before it moved to channel 47) reception, so in 2001, the station moved its broadcasts to channel 57 as K57IG where it picked up the [[MTV Tres|Mas Musica]] affiliate passed over from [[K25FW-D|K25FW]] and [[KLEG-CD|KLEG-LP]]. After 2 years, the station dropped Mas Musica and changed formats to English-language [[infomercial]]s as KSEX-LP. In 2009 the station went silent.
On January 5, 2011, KSEX swapped callsigns with San Diego TV station [[KSEX-CD|KBOP]] and resumed broadcasting on channel 20 on January 14, 2011 with a sub-channel mixture of religious programming and infomercials.
===Recent history of KBOP-LP in applications and Construction Permits===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Date
! Status
! Channel
! Service
! Power
! Latitude
! Longitude
|-
| September 17, 2001 || Licensed || 57 || Analog translator station || 100 kW ERP || 32 35 19 North || 96 58 06 West
|-
| October 21, 2005 || Construction Permit (canceled)|| 20 || Analog translator station || 35 kW ERP || 33 00 48 North || 96 46 51 West
|-
| December 15, 2008 || Construction Permit (dismissed) || 6 || Digital LPTV || 0.003 kW (3 watts) ERP || 32 35 19 North || 96 58 06 West
|-
| April 7, 2009 || Application (dismissed)|| 20 || Digital LPTV || 10 kW ERP || 32 35 19 North || 96 58 06 West
|-
| June 30, 2009 || Application (dismissed)|| 20 || Digital LPTV || 5 kW ERP || 32 35 19 North || 96 58 06 West
|-
| January 25, 2010 || Construction Permit || 20 || Digital LPTV || 15 kW ERP || 32 35 20 North || 96 58 05 West
|}
==Digital TV==
The station's channel is multiplexed:
===Digital channels===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Channel
! Programming
|-
| 20.1 || [[Infomercial]]s
|-
| 20.2 || Infomercials
|-
| 20.3 || GNTV Latino (Spanish religious)
|-
| 20.4 || Good News TV ([[Hope Channel]] and [[3ABN]] networks) (English religious)
|-
|}
==References==
{{Reflist}}
==External links==
*{{TVQ|KBOP}}
{{Dallas-Fort Worth TV}}
{{Other Texas Stations}}
{{DEFAULTSORT:KBOP-LD}}
[[Category:Independent television stations in the United States]]
[[Category:Television stations in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex|KBOP-LD]]
[[Category:Television channels and stations established in 1997]]
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