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Kontrèman ak radyo FM, estasyon televizyon ba-pouvwa pouvwa opere kòm tradiktè oswa orijinal pwogramasyon yo. Estasyon Tradiktè yo bay siy rele ki kòmanse ak W (bò solèy leve nan Rivyè Misisipi) oswa K (nan lwès Misisipi a, tankou estasyon regilye) ki te swiv pa yon nimewo chanèl ak de lèt seri pou chak chanèl; premye estasyon yo sou yon kanal yo se AA, AB, AC ak sou sa). Chèn televizyon gen de chif, de 02 pou 51 (ansyen 02 pou 83); Chanèl FM radyo yo konte soti nan 200 (87.9 MHz) nan 300 (107.9 MHz), yon sèl chak 0.2 MHz (pou egzanp, W42BD oswa K263AF). Yon X apre nimewo a nan siy sa yo rele pa endike yon eksperyans lisans difize (jan li kapab nan lòt sèvis), depi tout lèt 26 yo te itilize nan sekans lan. Nan mwa janvye 2011, pè ki pi wo nan lèt yo itilize te ZS (K13ZS-D se yon tradiktè nan KTSC nan Sargents, Colorado).
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Unlike FM radio, low-power television stations may operate as translators or originate their own programming. Translator stations are given call signs which begin with W (east of the Mississippi River) or K (west of the Mississippi, like regular stations) followed by a channel number and two serial letters for each channel; the first stations on a channel are AA, AB, AC and so on). Television channels have two digits, from 02 to 51 (formerly 02 to 83); FM radio channels are numbered from 200 (87.9 MHz) to 300 (107.9 MHz), one every 0.2 MHz (for example, W42BD or K263AF). An X after the number in these call signs does not indicate an experimental broadcasting license (as it may in other services), since all 26 letters are used in the sequence. In January 2011, the highest pair of letters used was ZS (K13ZS-D is a translator of KTSC in Sargents, Colorado).