ABS (TV station)

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ABS

Adelaide, South Australia
Channels	Analog: 2 (VHF) Digital: 12 (VHF)
Affiliations	ABC Television
Network	ABC Television
Owner	Australian Broadcasting Corporation
First air date	11 March 1960
Call letters' meaning	ABC South Australia
Transmitter power	200 kW (analog) 50 kW (digital)
Height	496 m (analog) 517 m (digital)[1]
Website	www.abc.net.au/tv

ABS is the Australian Broadcasting Corporation's television station in Adelaide, South Australia. It began broadcasting on 11 March 1960 from studios in the suburb of Collinswood. The station's transmitter is located at Mount Lofty, and is one of a series of relay transmitters located throughout the state.

Contents 1 Local programming 2 Relay Stations 3 See also 4 References

Local programming

The nightly 7pm state news bulletin ABC News South Australia is presented by Jessica Schacht on weeknights and Anita Savage on weekends. The weeknight bulletins also incoprorate national finance segment is presented by Alan Kohler in Melbourne. Weekend bulletins feature local sport bulletins presented by Neil Cross.

The weekly local current affairs program, 7.30 South Australia is broadcast each Friday night at 7:30pm and presented by Simon Royal.

ABS also carries live coverage of South Australian National Football League matches every Saturday afternoon.

Relay Stations

The following stations relay ABS throughout South Australia:

Call	Region served	City	Channels (Analog/ Digital)	First air date	3rd letter’s meaning	ERP (Analog/ Digital)	HAAT (Analog/ Digital)1	Transmitter Coordinates	Transmitter Location
ABCS	Ceduna	Ceduna	9 (VHF)2 39 (UHF)	16 July 1973	Ceduna	1.6 kW	92 m		Kongwirra Hill
ABGS	South East South Australia	Mount Gambier	1 (VHF)3 39 (UHF)	3 December 1965	Mount Gambier	210 kW 225 kW	276 m 379 m		Mount Burr
ABLCS	Leigh Creek	Leigh Creek	9 (VHF) 8 (VHF)	28 April 1977	Leigh Creek	0.032 kW 0.01 kW	3 m 3 m		Leigh Creek
ABNS	Spencer Gulf North	Port Pirie	1 (VHF)3 38 (UHF)	10 April 1965	Spencer Gulf North	200 kW 240 kW	576 m 627 m		The Bluff
ABRS	Riverland	Renmark/Loxton	3 (VHF)3 39 (UHF)	20 January 1971	Riverland	240 kW 240 kW	166 m 180 m		Loxton
ABWS	Woomera	Woomera	7 (VHF) NA	30 November 1973	Woomera	0.02 kW	48 m		Woomera

Notes:

• 1. HAAT estimated from http://www.itu.int/SRTM3/ using EHAAT.
• 2. ABCS was on VHF channel 7 from its 1973 sign-on until sometime in the 1980s.
• 3. Analogue transmissions ceased as of 15 December, 2010 as part of the national shutdown of analogue television.

See also

• Television broadcasting in Australia

References

ABC Television Television Channels ABC1 · ABC2 · ABC3 · ABC4 Kids · ABC News 24 Stations Australian Capital Territory · Northern Territory · New South Wales · Queensland · South Australia · Tasmania · Victoria · Western Australia Defunct Channels ABC Kids Channel · Fly TV  · ABC HD Other Australia Network · ABC iview Other Programming ABC News · ABC Sport · ABC Guide · ABC Kids See also Australian Broadcasting Corporation · History of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation · Programs

Television in South Australia Adelaide ABS (ABC) · SAS (Seven) · NWS (WIN, Nine) · ADS (Ten) · SBS · 44 Adelaide Mount Gambier ABGS (ABC) • SES (Seven) • SES (WIN) • MGS (Ten) • SBS Riverland ABRS (ABC) • RTS (Seven) • RTS (WIN) • LRS (Ten) • SBS Spencer Gulf ABNS (ABC) · GTS (SC TV) · GTS (Nine) · SGS (SC Ten) · SBS Remote areas ABS (ABC) · QQQ (SC TV) · IMP (Imparja) · CDT (Ten) · SBS