Transition already here in L.A.

[divxhacker]

Several channels have gone off the air during lunchtime today.

Several channels are holding out until tonight.

Channel 28 KCET on digital network has moved to a different frequency, requiring a re-scan.

Pre-transition channel count is 66 digital, with 60 digital as of a few minutes ago.

Will fully test the channels tonight as I make marshmallow treats for a party tomorrow.

 

[1inxs]

Several channels have gone off the air during lunchtime today.

Several channels are holding out until tonight.

Channel 28 KCET on digital network has moved to a different frequency, requiring a re-scan.

Pre-transition channel count is 66 digital, with 60 digital as of a few minutes ago.

Will fully test the channels tonight as I make marshmallow treats for a party tomorrow.

Marshmallow treats in the shape of a cat, I'm guessing? The county engineer in this county says two more weeks until he completes the DTV transition fully I guess I'll put the noise makers, chips and other goodies away for now.

 

[Jason Fritz]

Several channels have gone off the air during lunchtime today.

Several channels are holding out until tonight.

Channel 28 KCET on digital network has moved to a different frequency, requiring a re-scan.

Pre-transition channel count is 66 digital, with 60 digital as of a few minutes ago.

Will fully test the channels tonight as I make marshmallow treats for a party tomorrow.

What's your work going to do about getting a converter? :becky:

 

[divxhacker]

Marshmallow treats in the shape of a cat, I'm guessing?

Nah, just plain cut squares. I make them with Cocoa Puffs, Cocoa Crispies, with a little extra chocolate chips melted in the marshmallow. Those disappear MUCH faster than any other recipe I've tried.

What's your work going to do about getting a converter? :becky:

They tried a converter, too much RF noise in the break room. Lots of computer wires and concrete in the way- with no hope of installing the antenna outside. The TV could get the low-power analog stations. Many of the low power stations are Spanish, and one is "Home Shopping Network." At least it's something to watch, besides the DTV PSA broadcasts...