Viewer's will no longer receive KWQC on 87.7 after June 12th Updated: One of the most frequently asked question about KWQC's digital transition is "will I still be able to listen to KWQC on 87.7 of my FM radio". The answer is no. However, there is new technology which More >>
KWQC-DT Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS) Updated: Question: I bought a digital converter box. However, I could not receive your station. Are you broadcasting in digital at this time? If so what UHF channel? Answer: KWQC began digital TV broadcasting More >>
DTV Locator by Winegard Updated: Try the link to this handy DTV signal locator and antenna advisor by Winegard, a local TV antenna manufacturer located in Burlington, Iowa. As an example I've also included a link to the KWQC studio More >>
Click here to see if you can receive the KWQC-DT signal from your location. More >>
Using a VCR with Digital Television signals Updated: VCR owners have several choices. One: If you currently have a DTV converter feeding your analog TV you may be able to use whichever output you didn't connect to your TV to supply your VCR, or you could More >>
Article about DTV Reception Charles W. Rohodes explains how several factors that adversly affect DTV reception were not taken into consideration when the transition to DTV was planned. More >>
Wikipedia Entry about atmospheric effects to TV signals Although this article is about long range FM and TV reception its explanation of Weather conditions that can lead to long range reception are also applicable to problems with medium range DTV reception. In some cases signals from great distances can interfere with and disrupt local DTV transmissions. See Tropospheric propagation for more details. More >>
What is the DTV Transition?
