K36NE-D

K36NE-D is a low-power television station broadcasting in the United States. Such stations typically operate on frequencies within the UHF or VHF bands, allowing them to reach a limited geographic area. The "K" indicates that the station is licensed in the western United States. The numbers and letters following the call sign are assigned by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Low-power TV (LPTV) stations like K36NE-D generally have a reduced service area compared to full-power stations and may serve smaller communities or provide specialized programming. Their operation is governed by FCC regulations specific to LPTV stations, including rules related to signal strength, interference, and licensing. Historically, LPTV stations were often used as translators to rebroadcast the signals of full-power stations in areas with poor reception, but many now originate their own programming.