WTBS-LD

For the FM station that held call letters WTBS 1961—1979, see WMBR. For the TV station that held these calls 1979—2007, see WPCH-TV.

WTBS-LP / WTBS-LD
Atlanta, Georgia United States

Channels	Analog: 6⁻ (VHF) Digital: 30 (UHF)PSIP 26
Subchannels	26.1 - MundoMax (720p) 26.2 - Biz TV 26.3 - Jewelry TV (480i) 26.4 - France 24 (480i) 26.5 - Tuff TV (480i) 26.6 - Newsmax TV (480i)
Owner	Prism Broadcasting Network
Founded	May 31, 1988
Sister station(s)	WANN-CD 29 (32.x)
Former callsigns	W56CD, W26BT, WANX-LP
Transmitter power	22.2kW (analog) 15kW (digital)
Height	293 m (961 ft) analog, 333 m (1,093 ft) digital
Class	LPTV
Facility ID	53584 (a) / 168811 (d)
Transmitter coordinates	33°45′34″N 84°23′19″W / 33.75944°N 84.38861°W / 33.75944; -84.38861 (WTBS-LP TV transmitter)Coordinates: 33°45′34″N 84°23′19″W / 33.75944°N 84.38861°W / 33.75944; -84.38861 (WTBS-LP TV transmitter) (a), 33°48′26″N 84°20′21.8″W / 33.80722°N 84.339389°W / 33.80722; -84.339389 (WTBS-LD TV transmitter) (d)
Website	http://www.mundofoxatlanta.com (WTBS/Mundo Fox website) http://www.wtbs26.com/ (WTBS station website)

WTBS-LP and WTBS-LD is a low-power TV station on TV channels 6⁻ (analog) and 30 and PSIP channel 26 (digital) in metro Atlanta. The city of license is Atlanta, and the analog transmitter and antenna are located in downtown Atlanta atop the American Tower Site located at 315 Chester Avenue, Atlanta. The digital station, which signed on in early January 2011, is located just northeast of the city on one of the two large towers on Briarcliff Road, along with its sister station WANN-CD which is also located at the same site along with WPCH-DT channel 17, the Superstation, Channel 34 Univision, Channel 46 PBS, and Channel 63 Trinity Broadcasting which is the broadcast site for several other stations.

WTBS-LD currently broadcasts six television networks and is owned by Prism Broadcasting since 1991.

In 2014, the analog WTBS-LP has reappeared under special temporary authority on TV channel 6 which also broadcasts on 87.75MHz of the FM dial. All analog television channels were scheduled to cease broadcasting in September 2015; however, the FCC has recently extended the analog conversion date which will allow channel 6 and 87.75MHz to continue to broadcast indefinitely. Analog channel 6 is currently broadcasting an urban oldies format branded as "Old School 87.7", which is also carried via stereo audio on 87.75 FM.

History

It was originally W56CD in Rome, Georgia, then W26BT, then WANX-LP in January 2000, and finally WTBS-LP on October 15, 2007.

WTBS-LD also has a digital companion channel on virtual channel 26, RF channel 30 which broadcasts six television networks with an omni-directional pattern at maximum power allowed by the FCC.

Channel lineup

As of January 2016, the following grid is the list of channels transmitted on this station:

Channel	Video	Aspect	Label	Programming
26.1	720p	16:9	MMAX	MundoMax
26.2	480i	4:3	BizTV	Biz TV
26.3			JTV	Jewelry TV
26.4			F24	France 24
26.5			TUFF TV	Tuff TV
26.6		16:9	NEWSMAX	Newsmax TV

External links

Query the FCC's TV station database for WTBS

Broadcast television in North Georgia, including Atlanta and Athens

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Metro Atlanta	WSB-TV (2.1 ABC, 2.2 MeTV, 2.3 LAFF) WAGA-TV (5.1 Fox, 5.2 Movies!, 5.3 Buzzr) WXIA-TV (11.1 NBC, 11.2 WN, 11.3 Justice Network) WPXA-TV (14.1 ION, 14.2 qubo, 14.3 Ion Life, 47.1 simulcast of WKTB-CD1/TMD) WPCH-TV (17.1 ind.) WUVG-DT (34.3 GetTV, 34.4 Escape) WATL (36.1 MNTV, 36.2 Bounce, 36.3 Ant.) WIRE-CD (40.3 Video Mix TV) WGCL-TV (46.1 CBS, 46.2 COZI, 46.3 GRIT) WATC-DT (57.2 ind./family) WUPA (69.1 CW, 69.2 Decades)

Spanish-language stations	WUVG-DT (34.1 Univision, 34.2 UniMás) WUVM-LP 4 (AzA) WYGA-CD (16.1/6 Mex., 16.2 SBN) WTBS-LD/LP 26 (26.1 MMax, 26.2 LWN, 26.5 Tuff, 26.6 LMM) WANN-CD (32.1 Zap2it/Biz, 32.2 This TV, 32.4 MOXiE, 32.5 Oldie, 32.6 MyFam., 32.7 La Mega, 32.8 LATV, 32.9 Retro, 32.10 Estrella TV) WTHC-LD (42.1 tourist) WKTB-CD (47.1 Telemundo, 47.3 TeleXitos) WAGC-LD (50.1 ind./BNN)

Religious stations	WDTA-LD (53.1 DS) WATC-DT (57.1 ind./relg.) WIRE-CD (40.4 3ABN) WKTB-CD ( 47.4 MC-TV) WHSG-TV (63.1 TBN, 63.2 Church, 63.3 JUCE, 63.4 Enlace, 63.5 Smile) WGGD-LD 15 (DS)

Public television	WCIQ (7.1 PBS / APT, 7.2 APT World, 7.3 Create) WGTV 8 / WNGH 18 / WJSP 28 (.1 PBS/GPB, .2 Create, .3 Knowledge) WPBA (30.1 PBS)

Home shopping stations	W45DX-D (45.1 HSN) WANN-CD (32.3 ads) WTBS-LD (26.3 JTV) WIRE-CD (40.1/2 ads) WPXA-TV (14.4 shop, 14.5 QVC)

Ethnic stations	WKTB-CD (47.2 KTN/KBS, 47.3 MBC-D) WSKC-CD (22.1 MBC) WTBS-LD (26.4 France 24)

Outlying areas	WKSY-LD (21.1 ind., 21.2 RTV, 21.3 3ABN, 21.4 WATC-DT, 21.5 News) WDWW-LP 28 (unknown) WGTA (32.1 H&I, 32.2 Decades, 32.3 Movies!) WJCN-LD (33.1 ind.)

Local cable channels	AIB CobbTV Cobb edTV People TV Fox Sports South Fox Sports Southeast

Audio-only stations	WANN-CD (32.11 WGST AM 640, 32.12 WUBL FM 94.9, 32.13 WRDA FM 105.7, 32.14 WWPW 96.1, 32.15 WWPW 96.1-2, 32.16 WBZY FM 105.3, 32.17 La Mega, 32.18 WPBC AM 1310)

Defunct	WROM-TV 9 (ind./NBC/CBS/ABC/DuMont) WQXI/WATL (old) 36 (ind.) WXID-LP 49 (JCTV/DS) Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast

ATSC-M/H Mobile DTV encrypted channels are italicized	WSB (2.1 ABC) WAGA (5.1 Fox) WXIA (11.1 NBC) WPXA (14.2 qubo, 14.82 Gran Cine, 14.85 NFL Net, 14.87 GOL TV, 14.88 NFL RedZone, 14.90 Starz, 14.96 AirBox, 14.97 VH1 Classic) WPCH (17.1 ind.) WATL (36.1 MNTV) WGCL (46.1 CBS) WQJY980 (56.1 Unknown) WUPA (69.1 CW)

Georgia broadcast television areas by city Albany Atlanta Augusta Chattanooga, TN Columbus Greenville, SC Jacksonville, FL Macon Savannah Tallahassee, FL See also Huntsville Birmingham TV

Other television stations in the state of Georgia

Atlanta
stations

Religious stations	WKSY-LD (21.3 3ABN) WDTA-LD 35 (Daystar) WATC-DT 57 / WSKC-CA 22 / WKSY-LD 21.1 (FamilyNet) WHSG-TV 63 (TBN)

Spanish stations	WUVM-LP 4 (Azteca) WTBS-LD 26 / WANN-CD 32 (various; see articles) WUVG-DT 34 (Univision, 34.2 UniMás) WKTB-CD 47.1 (Telemundo; Korean: 47.2 KTN/KBS, 47.3/4 Arirang)

Other stations	WPXA 14 (ION) WYGA-LD 16 (16.1 Mexicanal, 16.2 AMGTV, 16.4 infomercials) WPCH-TV 17 (Ind.) WKSY-LD (21.1 ind., 21.2 RTV) WGTA (32.1 H&I, 32.2 Decades, 32.3 Movies!) WIRE-CD 40 (MTV2) • WTHC-LD 42 (tourist) W45DX-D 45 (HSN)

Other
markets

Religious stations	WYBU-CD 16 (CTN, Columbus) WELF 23 (TBN, Dalton) WDMA-CD 31 (Daystar, Macon) WGNM 64 (CTN, Macon)

Spanish stations	WDGA-CD 43 (Azteca, Dalton)

Other stations	WAGT-CD 16 (A1, Augusta) WPXC-TV 21 (ION, Brunswick) WMUB-LD 38 (The Family Channel/Tuff TV, Macon) WXSX-CA 46 (MTV2, Savannah) WDNN-CD 49 (Independent, Dalton) WTLH 49 (Me-TV, Bainbridge) WPGA-LP 50 (This TV, Macon) WSST-TV 51 (Independent/Youtoo America, Cordele) WPGA-TV 58 (Ind./Me-TV/Bounce, Macon)

Defunct

WXID-LP 49 (JUCE TV)

See also: ABC; CBS; CW; Fox; Ion; MyNetworkTV; NBC; PBS; Other stations in Georgia

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