I'm still getting WKTV just fine. Just using a good old-fashioned TV antenna and get it over the air, for free. Also get the same programs on WNYT.
I gave up on Direct TV a long time ago - when it came to relying on getting local channals. I got tired of weather reports and news from California or New York City.
WKTV is broadcast in digital on UHF channel RF 29, better known virtual "channel 2." The signal comes from the Middleville area of Utica.
The same programming is also broadcast on WNYT on VHF high-band RF 12, calling themselves virtual "channel 13." Comes form New Scotland near Albany. We get that too.
We are nowhere near any of the channels we get, and some are 80 miles away, with many mountains in the way of the signals. just took mounting some antennas in the right places along with some LNAs and line-amps.
When TV was analog, for 30 years we got nothing but a one channel - a very snowy WRGB, i.e. RF 6.
After the digital change, and a little screwing around, we get 30 channels - and many are HD TV (which we never got from Direct TV). This is the main list, but most have subchannels. WKTV has two channels, 2.1 (NBC and 2.2 (The CW). WNYT has three channels, 13.1 (NBC, 13.2 (local weather), and 13.3 (weather radar).
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