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! colspan="2" style="text-align: center; font-size: larger;" | '''WSKY-TV''' | ! colspan="2" style="text-align: center; font-size: larger;" | '''WSKY-TV''' | ||
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| colspan="2" style="padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;" | Manteo, North Carolina | | colspan="2" style="padding: 1em 0; text-align: center;" | Manteo, North Carolina | ||
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! style="vertical-align: top; text-align: right;" |'''Branding''' | ! style="vertical-align: top; text-align: right;" |'''Branding''' | ||
| - | | style="text-align: left;" | Anime Hampton Roads | + | | style="text-align: left;" | Anime Hampton Roads<br>This Sky4 on DT3<br>MeTV Hampton Roads on DT4 |
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| '''Analog channel''' | | '''Analog channel''' | ||
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| '''Affiliations''' | | '''Affiliations''' | ||
| - | | style="text-align: left;" | [[Anime | + | | style="text-align: left;" | [[Anime National]]<br>[[The Dojo Network]] on DT2<br>[[This TV]]/[[Kids Box TV]] on DT3<br><br>[[FUNi Plus|FUNi+]]/[[MeTV]] (on DT4)<br>[[Japanese Television Network|JTN]]/[[Anime Music Television|AMT]](Via [[JTN5]] on DT5)<br>[[Anivision]] on DT6 <br> [[ON-ANIME]] on DT7<br>[[Weather Tube]] on DT8<br>[[Animovie]] on DT9 |
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| '''Owner''' | | '''Owner''' | ||
| - | | style="text-align: left;" | | + | | style="text-align: left;" | [[Anime National Stations]] |
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| - | WSKY-TV, which launched in September 2001, is a full-power/full market Anime | + | WSKY-TV, which launched in September 2001, is a full-power/full market Anime National affiliate serving the Norfolk-Portsmouth-Newport News, VA television market (DMA) and the Outer Banks of North Carolina. The station, which is part of the Hampton Roads market, broadcasts on Channel 4 and is licensed to Manteo, North Carolina. Its analog transmitter is located five miles west of Kitty Hawk. Despite the callsign and former moniker, it is not affiliated in any way with British Sky Broadcasting of the United Kingdom, nor its parent company, News Corporation (who also owns the Fox network). |
The station's analog signal is expected to sign-off prior to the end of 2006 when the Digital signal (also on 4) will sign-on from a new tower being constructed on the Virginia/North Carolina border. WSKY has some challenges covering the Northern most area of the metro (Williamsburg, Newport News, Hampton) on its current analog signal; that will be remedied with its new DTV tower. WSKY is carried on Cox Communications Hampton Roads, Hampton Roads' on channel 4, as well as 2 Charter systems in the DMA, Adelphia and Time Warner Cable services, Dish Network, and DirecTV. | The station's analog signal is expected to sign-off prior to the end of 2006 when the Digital signal (also on 4) will sign-on from a new tower being constructed on the Virginia/North Carolina border. WSKY has some challenges covering the Northern most area of the metro (Williamsburg, Newport News, Hampton) on its current analog signal; that will be remedied with its new DTV tower. WSKY is carried on Cox Communications Hampton Roads, Hampton Roads' on channel 4, as well as 2 Charter systems in the DMA, Adelphia and Time Warner Cable services, Dish Network, and DirecTV. | ||
| - | While the morning programming consists of mainly infomercials, the day, afternoon, and evening programming consists of local first run entertainment/news, sitcom/drama reruns (both syndicated and non-syndicated), and movies. WSKY also offers a fair amount of first-run Anime | + | While the morning programming consists of mainly infomercials, the day, afternoon, and evening programming consists of local first run entertainment/news, sitcom/drama reruns (both syndicated and non-syndicated), and movies. WSKY also offers a fair amount of first-run Anime National prime-time programming, as well as major league and NCAA sporting events. |
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| + | Added This TV as a digital subchannel with the moniker "This Sky4" late 9/2009. | ||
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| + | WSKY replaced Universal Sports in favor for the Dojo Network, as US goes exclusively on DirecTV. | ||
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The station's analog signal signed-off in late November 2006, as their digital signal, also on channel 4, was to sign-in from a new tower near Camden County, NC. WSKY had some challenges covering the Northern most area of the metro (Williamsburg, Newport News, Hampton) on its analog signal; which was to be remedied with its new digital tower. | The station's analog signal signed-off in late November 2006, as their digital signal, also on channel 4, was to sign-in from a new tower near Camden County, NC. WSKY had some challenges covering the Northern most area of the metro (Williamsburg, Newport News, Hampton) on its analog signal; which was to be remedied with its new digital tower. | ||
| - | Between 6 and 7 a.m. on the morning of March 2, 2007, in high winds during storms moving through the area, WSKY-DT's tower collapsed, also destroying the transmitter building. The tower was three weeks away from completion. | + | Between 6 and 7 a.m. on the morning of March 2, 2007, in high winds during storms moving through the area, WSKY-DT's tower collapsed, also destroying the transmitter building. The tower was three weeks away from completion. |
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Current revision as of 14:15, 31 December 2011
| WSKY-TV | |
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| Manteo, North Carolina | |
| Branding | Anime Hampton Roads This Sky4 on DT3 MeTV Hampton Roads on DT4 |
| Analog channel | none |
| Digital channel | 4 (VHF) |
| Affiliations | Anime National The Dojo Network on DT2 This TV/Kids Box TV on DT3 FUNi+/MeTV (on DT4) JTN/AMT(Via JTN5 on DT5) Anivision on DT6 ON-ANIME on DT7 Weather Tube on DT8 Animovie on DT9 |
| Owner | Anime National Stations |
| Founded | 2001 |
| Call letters meaning | The word SKY (also former moniker) |
| Former affiliations | Independent (2001-2006) |
WSKY-TV, which launched in September 2001, is a full-power/full market Anime National affiliate serving the Norfolk-Portsmouth-Newport News, VA television market (DMA) and the Outer Banks of North Carolina. The station, which is part of the Hampton Roads market, broadcasts on Channel 4 and is licensed to Manteo, North Carolina. Its analog transmitter is located five miles west of Kitty Hawk. Despite the callsign and former moniker, it is not affiliated in any way with British Sky Broadcasting of the United Kingdom, nor its parent company, News Corporation (who also owns the Fox network).
The station's analog signal is expected to sign-off prior to the end of 2006 when the Digital signal (also on 4) will sign-on from a new tower being constructed on the Virginia/North Carolina border. WSKY has some challenges covering the Northern most area of the metro (Williamsburg, Newport News, Hampton) on its current analog signal; that will be remedied with its new DTV tower. WSKY is carried on Cox Communications Hampton Roads, Hampton Roads' on channel 4, as well as 2 Charter systems in the DMA, Adelphia and Time Warner Cable services, Dish Network, and DirecTV.
While the morning programming consists of mainly infomercials, the day, afternoon, and evening programming consists of local first run entertainment/news, sitcom/drama reruns (both syndicated and non-syndicated), and movies. WSKY also offers a fair amount of first-run Anime National prime-time programming, as well as major league and NCAA sporting events.
Added This TV as a digital subchannel with the moniker "This Sky4" late 9/2009.
WSKY replaced Universal Sports in favor for the Dojo Network, as US goes exclusively on DirecTV.
[edit] Digital signal and tower collapse
The station's analog signal signed-off in late November 2006, as their digital signal, also on channel 4, was to sign-in from a new tower near Camden County, NC. WSKY had some challenges covering the Northern most area of the metro (Williamsburg, Newport News, Hampton) on its analog signal; which was to be remedied with its new digital tower.
Between 6 and 7 a.m. on the morning of March 2, 2007, in high winds during storms moving through the area, WSKY-DT's tower collapsed, also destroying the transmitter building. The tower was three weeks away from completion.
