The engineers at KIRO-7 TV realized the challenging, variable terrain of the Puget Sound cities & communities left “pockets” where reception of channel 7 was less than perfect. The station was an early adopter of UHF translators to reach into these difficult locations, plus extend a clear signal to adjacent cities. The channel number is built in to the translator call signs.
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