K49EK

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K49EK
Santa Barbara, California
Channels	Analog: 49 (UHF)
Affiliations	University Network
Owner	Coastline Communications
Founded	June 13, 1996
Call letters' meaning	(translator calls randomly assigned by the FCC)
Transmitter power	5.62 kW
Website	Dr. Gene Scott

K49EK is a television station in Santa Barbara, California, broadcasting on UHF channel 49. It broadcasts religious programming from Dr. Gene Scott's University Network 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

The station mainly airs programming from the late Dr. Gene Scott and his wife Melissa Scott.

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v t e Broadcast television on California's Central Coast

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

Santa Barbara	KEYT (3.1 ABC, 3.2 MNTV/RTV) KZDF-LP 8 (AZA) K10PV-D (10.1 NBC, 10.2 CW) KSBB-LP 17 (ABC) K26FT 26 / K28GY 28 (Public Ind) KSBT-LD 32 (MundoFOX) KPMR (38.1 UNI, 38.2 KTSB-CA) KVMM-CD 41 (MTV3) K49EK 49 (Ind/Religious) KBAB-LD (50.1 PBS-HD, 50.2 OC, 50.3 DS, 50.4 PBS World)

Santa Maria	K07TA 7 (TEL) KKDJ-LP 8 (Vida) K11WB-D (11.1 Ind) KCOY (12.1 CBS, 12.2 KKFX) KKFX-CA 24 (Fox) KLFA-LP 25 (LATV) KQMM-CD 29 (Tr3́s) KDFS-CA 30 (AZA) KTSB-CA 35 (UniMás) KWSM-LP 40 (Vida) K46GF 46 (MundoFOX) K51GB 51 (TBN)

San Luis Obispo	KSBY (6.1 NBC, 6.2 CW) K16FC 16 (Public Ind) K17GD 17 / K28FK 28 (UniMás) KTAS / K09UF 9 (33.1 TEL) K31KE-D (ABC) KJCN-LP 36 / K22EE 22 (TBN) KMMA-CD 41 (MTV3) KSBO-CA 42 / KASC-CA 7 / KPAO-CA 22 (AZA) KFUL-LP 44 (LATV) K44DN 44 (CBS) K47GD 47 (MundoFOX) KPXA-LP 49 (Ind) KCCE-LP 50 (A1)

Lompoc	K10OG 10 (UniMás) KLDF-CA 17 (AZA) K23CL 23 (TBN)

Defunct	K15DB 15 (TBN) KSSY-LP 20 (Religious/Spanish) KWHY-LP 22 (Ind/Spanish)

Adjacent locals	Los Angeles KCAL 9 (Ind) KOCE 50 (PBS) San Francisco KQED 9 (PBS)

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