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WEDU
Tampa/St. Petersburg, Florida
Branding WEDU
Slogan West Central Florida's PBS Station
Channels Analog: 3 (VHF)

Digital: 54 (UHF)
Affiliations PBS
Owner Florida West Coast Public Broadcasting, Inc.
First air date October 27, 1958
Call letters’ meaning EDUcation
Former affiliations NET (1958-1970)
Transmitter Power 100 kW (analog)
387 kW (digital)
Height 473 m (analog)
453.1 m (digital)
Facility ID 21808
Transmitter Coordinates 27°49′47.5″N 82°15′58.2″W / 27.829861, -82.266167 (analog)
27°50′51.5″N 82°15′49.4″W / 27.847639, -82.263722 (digital)
Website www.wedu.org

WEDU is a PBS member station, serving the Tampa Bay DMA in Florida. The station first signed on the air on October 17, 1958 and is the most-watched PBS station in Florida, and one of the most-watched PBS stations in the United States.[citation needed] Its transmitter is located in Riverview, Florida.

For many years, it was the fifth most-watched PBS member, but has since been passed by KOCE and KLCS in the Los Angeles area.[citation needed]

WEDU is one of two PBS stations in the Tampa Bay market (the other being WUSF), and the only one to carry PBS's main schedule.

Contents

Digital TV

The digital channel of WEDU is multiplexed:

Digital channels

Channel Name Programming
3.1 WEDU-DT WEDU HD
3.2 WEDU-DT2 V-me
3.3 WEDU-DT3 Florida Knowledge Network (Weekdays 6AM to 6PM only)
The Florida Channel (all other hours)
3.4 WEDU-DT4 WEDU World

Analog-to-digital transition

After the analog television shutdown scheduled for February 17, 2009,[1] WEDU will move its digital broadcasts to channel 13 [2] using PSIP to display WEDU's virtual channel as 3.

References

  1. ^ http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/DA-06-1082A2.pdf
  2. ^ CDBS Print

External links

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Television stations serving the greater Tampa Bay Area
English stations

WEDU 3 (PBS) · WFLA 8 (NBC, 8.2 WX+) · WTSP 10 (CBS) · WTVT 13 (Fox) · WPDS 14 (Edu.) · W15CM 15 (unknown) · WUSF 16 (PBS) · WSVT 18 (Daystar) · WARP 20 (MTV2) · WCLF 22 (CTN) · WFTS 28 (ABC, 28.2 AccuWX) · WMOR 32 (Ind) · W33CC 33 (HSN) · WSPF 35 (city of St. Pete) · W36CO 36/W56EB 56 (TBN)  · WTTA 38 (MNTV) · W43CE 43 (unknown) · WTOG 44 (CW) · WVEA-LP 46 (HSN) · WZRA 48 (Ethnic/A1/NTV/CTV/DW) · WXPX 66 (ION)
Spanish stations

WXAX 26 (AZA) · WTAM 30 (Multi) · WRMD 49 (TMD) · WFTT 50 (TFT) · WVEA 62 (UNI, 62.2 LATV)
Outlying areas

WLWA 14 (Ind/Rel) · WHRT 17 (Ind) · WWSB 40 (ABC) · WYKE 47 (FN) · W48CN 48/W51DY 51 (TBN)
Cable channels
Distant stations

Reception may vary by geographical location
 Fort Myers: WINK 11 (CBS) · WFTX 36 (Fox)
Orlando: WKMG 6 (CBS) · WFTV 9 (ABC) · WOFL 35 (Fox)
Gainesville: WUFT 5 (PBS)
Defunct
v • d • e
PBS Member Stations in the state of Florida
See also: ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, ION, MyNetworkTV, NBC, PBS and Other stations in Florida
Also see: Religious and Spanish TV stations


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Spanish-Language Television Stations in the state of Florida

Miami - Fort Lauderdale: WPBT-DT 2.3 (V-me, Miami) - WGEN 8 (Spanish Independent, Key West) - WPLG-DT 10.2 (LATV, Miami) - WSBS 22 (Spanish Independent, Key West) - WLTV 23 (Univision, Miami) - WJAN-CA 41 (Spanish Independent / CNN Español, Miami) - WFUN-LP 48 (Caribevision, Miami) - WSCV 51 (Telemundo, Fort Lauderdale) - WEYS-LP 56 (ALMA, Miami) - WAMI 69 (TeleFutura, Hollywood)
Tampa - St. Petersburg: WEDU-DT 3.2 (V-me, Tampa) - WXAX-LP 26 (Azteca América, Tampa) - WTAM-LP 30 (Multimedios, Tampa) - WRMD-CA 49 (Telemundo, Tampa) - WFTT 50 (TeleFutura, Tampa) - WVEA 62 (Univision/LATV, Venice)
Orlando - Daytona Beach - Melbourne: WKMG-DT 6.2 (LATV, Orlando) - W21AU 21 (Azteca América, Orlando) - WMFE-DT 24.2 (V-me, Orlando) - WVEN 26 (Univision, Daytona Beach) - WTMO-CA 31 (Telemundo, Orlando) - WZXZ-CA 36 (Caribevision, Orlando) - WOTF 43 (TeleFutura, Melbourne)
West Palm Beach - Fort Pierce: WWHB-CA 48 (Azteca América, Stuart)
Fort Myers - Naples: WUVF-CA 2/WLZE-LP 51 (Univision, Naples/Ft. Myers) - WEVU-CA 4/WBSP-CA 7 (Univision, Ft. Myers/Naples) - WTPH-LP 14 (Azteca América, Ft. Myers) - WTLE-LP 18 (TeleFutura, Ft. Myers) - WWDT-CA 43 (Telemundo, Naples)
Pensacola: WSRE-DT 23.4 (V-me, Pensacola)
See also: ABC, CBS, CW, Fox, ION, MyNetworkTV, NBC, PBS and Other stations in Florida
Also see: Religious and Spanish TV stations
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