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KYLU-LP
Lubbock, Texas
Channels	Analog: 49 (UHF)
Branding	KYLU 49
Programming
Affiliations	Religious
Ownership
Owner	Jose Salas
History
Founded	March 28, 2008
Former call signs	K49KP (2008-2009)
Former affiliations	MTV2
Technical information
Facility ID	130367
Class	TX
ERP	1 kW
Transmitter coordinates	33°33′2″N 101°51′19″W / 33.55056°N 101.85528°W / 33.55056; -101.85528

KYLU-LP, UHF analog channel 49, is a low-powered Religious television station licensed to Lubbock, Texas, United States. The station is owned by Jose Salas. The station was affiliated with MTV2.

External links[]

KYLU-LP in the FCC TV station database

Broadcast television in the South Plains, including Lubbock and Levelland

Stations

Full-power OTA

KTTZ-TV (5.1 PBS, 5.2 Create, 5.3 PBS Kids)
KCBD (11.1 NBC, 11.2 Circle, 11.3 Grit, 11.4 Mystery, 11.5 Laff, 11.6 Dabl)
KLBK-TV (13.1 CBS, 13.2 Court TV, 13.3 ANT, 13.4 Rewind TV)
KPTB-DT (16.1 GLC)
KPCB-DT (17.1 GLC)
KLCW-TV (22.1 CW, 22.2 MNTV, 22.3 True Crime, 22.4 Quest, 22.5 QVC, 22.6 HSN)
KAMC (28.1 ABC, 28.2 Mystery, 28.3 Bounce, 28.4 QVC2)
KJTV-TV (34.1 Fox, 34.2 News/Weather, 34.3 Ion)

Low-power OTA

KMYL-LD (14.1 MNTV, 14.2 Ads, 14.3 Cozi, 14.4 Jewelry TV)
KDKW-LD (21.1 Revenue Frontier)
K32OV-D (24.1, Multimedios)
KNKC-LD (29.1 Estrella, 29.2 Azteca, 29.3 GetTV, 29.4 SBN, 29.5 Twist, 29.6 Shop LC, 29.7 Ads.)
KJTV-CD (32.1 News/Weather, 32.2 WxN, 32.3 Dabl)
KABI-LD (42.1 H&I, 42.2 Movies!)
KXTQ-CD (46.1 TMD, 46.2 TXO)
KLBB-LD (48.1 MeTV, 48.2 H&I, 48.3 Movies!, 48.4 Ads)
KYLU-LP 49 (Rel.)
KBZO-LD (51.1 UNI, 51.2 LATV, 51.3 Comet, 51.4 Charge!, 51.5 KAIQ)

Defunct

KFMP-LP 6 (Ind.)
KTGB-LP (26.1 INSP)
KGLR-LP 30 (FN)
(Ind.)

Texas television (by city): Abilene/Sweetwater; Amarillo (Texas Panhandle); Austin (Hill Country); Beaumont/Port Arthur (Golden Triangle); Corpus Christi; Dallas–Fort Worth (North Texas); Ciudad Acuña – Del Rio; Eagle Pass; El Paso (West Texas); Houston; Laredo; Lubbock (South Plains); Midland–Odessa (Permian Basin); Rio Grande Valley; San Angelo; San Antonio; Sherman/Ada, OK; Texarkana/Shreveport, LA (Ark-La-Tex); Tyler/Longview (East Texas); Victoria; Waco/Bryan (Brazos Valley); Wichita Falls/Lawton, OK

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