Arkansas Educational Television Network - Revision history

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Phil at 04:20, 11 April 2009

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Phil at 04:34, 3 March 2009

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Phil: New page: The '''Arkansas Educational Television Network''' (AETN) is a public television provider headquartered on the campus of the University of Central Arkansas. The current 69,000 square fo...

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New page: The '''Arkansas Educational Television Network''' (AETN) is a public television provider headquartered on the campus of the University of Central Arkansas. The current 69,000 square fo...

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The '''Arkansas Educational Television Network''' (AETN) is a public television provider headquartered on the campus of the [[University of Central Arkansas]]. The current 69,000 square foot AETN studio (called "Network Master Control"), located next door to the [[Brewer-Hegeman Conference Center]] and the [[Reynolds Performance Hall]], was constructed in 2001.

AETN passes all broadcasts from Conway's [[R. Lee Reaves Center for Educational Telecommunications]] by microwave interconnection to five analog and five digital broadcast transmitters. The analog transmitters are scheduled for transition to digital in 2009.

FCC Licensed AETN Transmitters:

*KAFT (Fayetteville) - Channel 13 - 316 kilowatts of effective radiated power (established in 1976)
*KAFT-DT (Fayetteville) - Channel 9 - 19 kilowatts since (est. 2003)
*KEMV (Mountain View) - Channel 6 - 100 kilowatts since (est. 1980)
*KEMV-DT (Mountain View) - Channel 13 - 20 kilowatts (est. 2003)
*KETG (Arkadelphia) - Channel 9 - 316 kilowatts (est. 1976)
*KETG-DT (Arkadelphia) - Channel 13 - 7.3 kilowatts (est. 2003)
*KETS (Little Rock) - Channel 2 - 100 kilowatts (est. 1966)
*KETS-DT (Little Rock) - Channel 5 - 2.1 kilowatts (est. 2003)
*KTEJ (Jonesboro) - Channel 19 - 1230 kilowatts (est. 1976)
*KTEJ-DT (Jonesboro) - Channel 20 - 50 kilowatts (est. 2003)

The address of AETN is 350 South Donaghey Avenue in [[Conway]].

==References==

==External links==

*[http://www.aetn.org/ AETN homepage]

[[Category:Television]]

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	The '''Arkansas Educational Television Network''' (AETN) is a public television provider headquartered on the campus of the [[University of Central Arkansas]]. The current 69,000 square foot AETN studio (called "Network Master Control"), located next door to the [[Brewer-Hegeman Conference Center]] and the [[Reynolds Performance Hall]], was constructed in 2001.		The '''Arkansas Educational Television Network''' (AETN) is a public television provider headquartered on the campus of the [[University of Central Arkansas]]. The current 69,000 square foot AETN studio (called "Network Master Control"), located next door to the [[Brewer-Hegeman Conference Center]] and the [[Reynolds Performance Hall]], was constructed in 2001.

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 *[http://www.aetn.org/ AETN homepage]
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 AETN passes all broadcasts from Conway's [[R. Lee Reaves Center for Educational Telecommunications]] by microwave interconnection to five analog and five digital broadcast transmitters. The analog transmitters are scheduled for transition to digital in 2009.
-FCC Licensed AETN Transmitters:
+The address of AETN is 350 South Donaghey Avenue in [[Conway]].
 *KAFT (Fayetteville) - Channel 13 - 316 kilowatts of effective radiated power (established in 1976)
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 *KTEJ-DT (Jonesboro) - Channel 20 - 50 kilowatts (est. 2003)
-The address of AETN is 350 South Donaghey Avenue in [[Conway]].
+AETN also sponsors regular workshops through its [[Arkansas Technology Institute]].
 ==References==