Talk:WVIR-TV/GA1
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Reviewer: FooBarBaz (talk · contribs) 02:33, 14 August 2023 (UTC)
Note: The nominator, Sammi Brie (talk), is providing assistance to the reviewer to teach them the GA reviewing process.
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[edit]- I'd suggest the last sentence of the introduction
WVIR-CD is operated in the Charlottesville area...
is changed toWVIR-CD operates in the Charlottesville area...
- On the second paragraph of the Television in Charlottesville: A quiet zone section, I think this sentence should be reworded:
The channel 64 permit was never built, though it was transferred to another group in 1966.
- @FooBarBaz: I changed the one above and below, but this one I can't exactly change. The reason why is that I can't find any information on when the permit was deleted at the FCC. It's not even in Broadcasting. Sammi Brie (she/her • t • c) 03:40, 14 August 2023 (UTC)
- In the second sentence of the section Gray Television ownership, change
on a temporary basis
totemporarily
- Swap the positions of the short description and the mdy date, per MOS:SO
- Done. Sammi Brie (she/her • t • c) 06:18, 14 August 2023 (UTC)
Spot checks
[edit]- 1: The website does not say its effective radiated power is 10 kilowatts when operated
- Weird one here. Technical information is usually implicitly cited to the FCC. Go to [1] (a mirror of the FCC's broadcast database) and look at the info under 0000109093.
Effective Radiated Power: 10kW
The citation covers only the STA. In essence, "we licensed you for a lower level, but because of the issues you had, we let you crank it up". Sammi Brie (she/her • t • c) 06:11, 14 August 2023 (UTC)
- Weird one here. Technical information is usually implicitly cited to the FCC. Go to [1] (a mirror of the FCC's broadcast database) and look at the info under 0000109093.
- 13: The PDF shows the date, October 19, 1971, for the initial application
- 33: The website says that the February switch did continue and saved $40,000
- 38: The website does say they chose to move to channel 2 rather than channel share
- 48: The table shows all TV shows mentioned at the bottom of the article.
Images
[edit]There is only one copyrighted image with a valid NFUR.
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