This is a full KOLO-TV Sign-off, than the partial one on the Reno Clips page, and not any Translators are Broadcast on Channels 70 through 83 anymore, due to other allocations with other UHF frequency translators being shown in its sign-off. Gray Television is the parent company of KOLO-TV.
You're right on kyndle hewett, and Gray Television Group, Inc. merged with Raycom Media, Inc. earlier this year. And Gray Media Group, Inc. still owns and operates KOLO-TV Channel 8 in Reno, Nevada and now KVVU-TV Fox 5 Henderson-Las Vegas, KPTV Fox 12 Oregon and KPDX Portland-Salem-Vancouver, KTVK 3 and KPHO-TV CBS 5 Phoenix, and their sister stations in Colorado and other TV markets.
"This is KOLO-TV in Reno Nv. This concludes our broadcast day. KOLO-TV is owned and operated by Donrey of Nevada, Inc. Our studios are located at 4850 Ampere Dr. in Reno, and our transmitters atop Slide Mt. in the Toyabe National Forest, Washoe County, Nevada. KOLO-TV transmits program information from its studios to its transmitters by way of microwave links KOV32 and WHS248. By authority of the Federal Communications Commission in Washington D.C., KOLO-TV transmits on channel 8, with an assigned visual carrier frequency of 181.25 megahertz, and an aural carrier frequency of 185.75 megahertz, at a maximum effective radiated power of 151,000 watts. KOLO-TV can also be seen on the following translators: in Austin on K12IX Ch12: in Beowawe on K78DC Ch78: in Carlin on K62AE Ch62: in Crystal Bay on K58AO Ch58: in Elko on K75CW Ch75: in Ely on K03DN Ch3: in Susanville on K69CC Ch69: in Verdi on K06GB Ch6, and in Yerington on K06AC Ch6. The staff and management of KOLO-TV wish you a very pleasant good day."
Thanks for this sign-off from Reno. I thought WIS-TV in Columbia, SC was the only TV station to use John Wayne at sign-off.
This is a full KOLO-TV Sign-off, than the partial one on the Reno Clips page, and not any Translators are Broadcast on Channels 70 through 83 anymore, due to other allocations with other UHF frequency translators being shown in its sign-off. Gray Television is the parent company of KOLO-TV.
WIS-TV is a sister station
You're right on kyndle hewett, and Gray Television Group, Inc. merged with Raycom Media, Inc. earlier this year. And Gray Media Group, Inc. still owns and operates KOLO-TV Channel 8 in Reno, Nevada and now KVVU-TV Fox 5 Henderson-Las Vegas, KPTV Fox 12 Oregon and KPDX Portland-Salem-Vancouver, KTVK 3 and KPHO-TV CBS 5 Phoenix, and their sister stations in Colorado and other TV markets.
How come the screen went into black mode at 4:41 anyway?
That's when the transmitter was turned off and the picture went to snow.
"This is KOLO-TV in Reno Nv. This concludes our broadcast day. KOLO-TV is owned and operated by Donrey of Nevada, Inc. Our studios are located at 4850 Ampere Dr. in Reno, and our transmitters atop Slide Mt. in the Toyabe National Forest, Washoe County, Nevada. KOLO-TV transmits program information from its studios to its transmitters by way of microwave links KOV32 and WHS248. By authority of the Federal Communications Commission in Washington D.C., KOLO-TV transmits on channel 8, with an assigned visual carrier frequency of 181.25 megahertz, and an aural carrier frequency of 185.75 megahertz, at a maximum effective radiated power of 151,000 watts. KOLO-TV can also be seen on the following translators: in Austin on K12IX Ch12: in Beowawe on K78DC Ch78: in Carlin on K62AE Ch62: in Crystal Bay on K58AO Ch58: in Elko on K75CW Ch75: in Ely on K03DN Ch3: in Susanville on K69CC Ch69: in Verdi on K06GB Ch6, and in Yerington on K06AC Ch6. The staff and management of KOLO-TV wish you a very pleasant good day."
"Thanks a lot."
Would anyone know what kind of color bar generator KOLO used in those days?
Wondering if Verdi, NV is named after the composer of operas - who never would pronounce his name the way the announcer did.
K12IX in Austin is still around
K49CK in Stead is a newer translator
No, those translators with channels 70-83 are no longer broadcast due to other frequency allocations.
Highly unlikely. These days most frequencies are used for cell phones, other communication or even digital channels.
Especially in Canada--I know having seen some Canadian TV sign-offs on the web.
Gray Television sucks!
Same as nexstar
Too bad they didn't stay off the air.