KBTI-LD

KBTI-LD
Boise, Idaho United States

Channels	Digital: 41 (UHF)
Subchannels	41.1 MundoMax
Affiliations	MundoMax
Owner	Cocola Broadcasting (Cocola Broadcasting Companies LLC)
Founded	November 19, 1993
Call letters' meaning	K Boise Television Idaho
Former callsigns	K60FH (1993-2004) K41IV (2004-2005) KBTI-LP (2005-2014)
Former affiliations	Jewelry TV Aviva
Transmitter power	150 kW

KBTI-LD is a digital low-power TV station. It is owned by Cocola Broadcasting, and originates from Boise, Idaho.

External links

Cocola Broadcasting

Azteca network affiliates	KCBB KFAZ KMSG KRHT KVVG-LD

HSN network affiliates	KBSE KHSC

MundoMax network affiliates	KCBT KGMC KMBY KSAO KZAK

Tvida Vision network affiliates	KVBC KMCF

MeTV network affiliates	KYMB

Other network affiliates	KJEO (eScapes) KKIC (Telemundo) KKJB (Telemundo) KSDI (Mega TV)

Stations for lease	KBID KBTI-LD KIWB KKDJ KJKZ KJOU-LP KPMC KVHF KWSM KBFK

Broadcast television in, Eastern Oregon, Southwestern Idaho and the Treasure Valley, including Boise and Ontario

Local stations	KBOI-TV (2.1 CBS, 2.2 CW, 2.3 GRIT) KAID (4.1 PBS, 4.2 PBS +, 4.3 Create, 4.4 World) KIVI-TV (6.1 ABC, 6.2 Laff, 6.3 Escape) KTVB (7.1 NBC, 7.2 24/7, 7.3 Justice) KNIN (9.1 Fox, 9.2 Heroes & Icons) KTRV (12.1 MyTV, 12.2 MeTV, 12.3 Movies!) KKIC-LP (16.1 Estrella TV) KCLP-CA (18.1 Religious) KZTN-LD (20.1 TBN, 20.2 TCT, 20.3 Enlace, 20.4 LaMejorTV) KRID-LD (22.1 Newsmax TV, 22.2 This TV, 22.3 BoiseTV, 22.4 Heartland, 22.5 KTSY, 22.6 KOAY, 22.7 KKOO, 22.8 RTV) KFLL-LD (25.1 Bounce TV) K31ED-D (31.1 3ABN, 31.2 3ABN Proclaim!, 31.3 3ABN Dare to Dream, 31.4 3ABN Latino, 31.5 3ABN Radio, 31.6 3ABN Radio Latino, 31.7 Radio74) KBSE-LP 33.1 (HSN) KYUU-LD (35.1 CW, 35.2 getTV, 35.3 Comet) KKJB (39.1 TMD, 39.2 Cozi TV, 39.3 Antenna TV, 39.4 Buzzr 39.5 QVC) KBTI-LD (41.1 MundoMax) KIWB-LP 43.1 (HSN) KZAK-LD (49.1 MundoMax, 49.2 Daystar, 49.3 The Country Network) KCBB-LD 51.1 (AZA)

Cable channels	TVTV Cable 11 Idaho's Very Own 24/7, Cable 13 (KTVB local news/Ind.)

Ontario, Oregon	K15DY 15 (PBS/OPB)

Defunct stations	KMBA 19 (A1)

See also Portland TV Spokane TV Yakima/Tri-Cities TV Twin Falls TV

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