WXAX-CD

WXAX-CD
Clearwater, Florida United States

Channels	Digital: 26 (UHF) Virtual: 26 (PSIP)
Affiliations	Azteca América
Owner	Una Vez Más Holdings, LLC (Northstar Tampa License, LLC)
First air date	January 24, 1990 (1990-01-24)
Call letters' meaning	W26AX (replaced 26 with X)
Former callsigns	W26AX (1990-1996) WXAX-LP (1996-2015)
Former channel number(s)	Analog: 26 (1995-2015)
Former affiliations	SUR, HTV, Urban America Television
Transmitter power	5.9 kW
Height	404 m (1,325 ft)
Class	A
Facility ID	57538
Transmitter coordinates	27°50′50.4″N 82°15′50″W / 27.847333°N 82.26389°W / 27.847333; -82.26389

WXAX-CD, channel 26, is a class A, low-power broadcast television station based in Clearwater, Florida, owned by Una Vez Mas Holdings, LLC. It is currently Tampa Bay's Azteca América affiliate. The station has been on the air intermittently since January 24, 1990. Previously, WXAX-CD was home to SUR (another Spanish network), HTV (Latino music videos) and UATV (general entertainment).

The station was originally licensed and originated in St. Petersburg, then Clearwater, and, finally, Tampa. It is once again licensed in Clearwater, broadcasting from the Riverview antenna farm, directional towards Tampa. The general signal area covers most of Tampa and southwestern Hillsborough County, but barely reaches Pinellas County.

Currently, only Verizon FiOS and Dish Network offer the channel to Tampa Bay-area subscribers; other systems, such as Bright House and Comcast, do not offer this channel.

External links

Query the FCC's TV station database for WXAX-CD

Television stations serving West Central Florida, including Tampa, St. Petersburg and Sarasota

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

English-language
stations

WEDU (3.1 PBS, 3.3 World/FL Chan, 3.4 PBS+)
WFLA (8.1 NBC, 8.2 MeTV)
WTSP (10.1 CBS, 10.2 ANT)
WTVT (13.1 Fox, 13.2 Movies!, 13.3 Buzzr, 13.4 H&I)
WPDS-LD (14.1-4 Edu.)
W15CM-D (15.1 unknown)
WUSF (16.1 PBS, 16.2 Kids, 16.3 Create, 16.4 Knowledge)
WSVT-LD (18.1 Daystar)
WARP-CD (20.1-20.4 infomercials)
WCLF (22.1 CTN, 22.3 CTN National, 22.4 LifeStyle)
WFTS (28.1 ABC, 28.2 Laff, 28.3 Grit)
WTAM-LD (30.4 Infomercials)
W31CZ-D (31.1 TBN)
WMOR (32.1 Ind, 32.2 This TV)
W40CU-D (33.1 HSN)
WSPF-CD (35.2 Biz TV, 35.3 Hope)
WTTA (38.1 MNTV, 38.2 Cozi TV)
W43CE-D (43.1 SBN)
WTOG (44.1 CW, 44.2 Decades)
WVEA-LP 46 (HSN)
WZRA-CA (48.1 Ethnic/A1/NTV/CTV/DW)
WFTT-DT (50.2 Bounce TV, 50.3 GetTV, 50.4 Escape)
WXPX (66.1 Ion, 66.2 Qubo, 66.3 Life, 66.4 Infomercials, 66.5 QVC, 66.6 HSN)

Spanish-language stations

WEDU (3.2 V-me)
WCLF (22.2 CTNi)
WXAX-CD 26 (AZA)
WTAM-LD (30.1 Mega TV, 30.2 Mi Musica, 30.3 TV Reino)
WMOR (32.3 Estrella TV)
WSPF-CD (35.1 MundoMax)
WRMD-CD (49.1 TMD)
WFTT-DT (50.1 UniMás)
WVEA (62.1 UNI, 62.2 LATV)

Sarasota

WSNN-LD (39.1 SNN, 39.2 Grit, 39.3 Laff)
WWSB (40.1 ABC)

Outlying areas

ATSC-M/H Mobile DTV stations
encrypted channels italicized

WEDU (3.1 PBS)
WFLA (8.1 NBC)
WTSP (10.1 CBS)
WTVT (13.1 Fox)
WXPX (66.82 Gran Cine, 66.85 NFL Net, 66.87 GOL TV, 66.88 NFL RedZone, 66.90 Starz, 66.96 AirBox, 66.97 MTV Classic)

Cable channels

Distant stations

Fort Myers/Naples	WINK 11 (CBS) WBBH 20 (NBC) WZVN 26 (ABC) WGCU 30 (PBS) WFTX 36 (Fox) WXCW 46 (CW)

Orlando	WKMG 6 (CBS) WFTV 9 (ABC) WOFL 35 (Fox) News 13

Gainesville	WUFT 5 (PBS) WOGX 51 (Fox)

Defunct

Florida broadcast television areas by city: Fort Myers; Gainesville; Jacksonville; Miami; Orlando; Pensacola; Panama City; Tallahassee; Tampa/St. Petersburg; West Palm Beach

Spanish-language television stations in the state of Florida

Miami – Fort Lauderdale	WPBT 2.3 (V-me, Miami) WEYS-LP 6 (ALMA, Miami) WSVN 7.2 (Estrella TV, Miami) WGEN 8 (MundoMax, Key West) WSBS 22 (Mega TV, Key West) WLTV 23 (Univisión, Miami) WPMF-CD 38 (Azteca, Miami) WJAN-CD 41 (Spanish Independent, Miami) WFUN-LD 48 (Spanish Independent, Miami) WSCV 51 (Telemundo, Fort Lauderdale) WAMI 69 (UniMás, Hollywood)

Tampa – St. Petersburg	WEDU 3.2 (V-me, Tampa) WXAX-CD 26 (Azteca, Clearwater) WMOR 32.3 (Estrella TV, Lakeland) WSPF-CD 35.1 (MundoMax, St. Petersburg) WRMD-CD 49 (Telemundo, Tampa) WFTT 50 (UniMás, Tampa) WVEA (62.1 Univisión, 62.2 LATV, Venice)

Orlando – Daytona Beach – Melbourne	WKMG 6.2 (LATV, Orlando) WKCF 18.3 (Estrella TV, Clermont) W21AU 21.1 (MundoMax, Orlando) W21AU 21.2 (TeLe-Romántica, Orlando) WUCF 24.3 (V-me, Orlando) WVEN 26 (Univisión, Daytona Beach) WTMO-CD 31 (Telemundo, Orlando) WZXZ-CD 36 (Caribevision, Orlando) WOTF 43 (UniMás, Melbourne)

West Palm Beach – Fort Pierce	WWHB-CA 48 (Azteca, Stuart) WBWP-LD (57.1 MundoMax, 57.2 TeLe-Romántica, West Palm Beach)

Fort Myers – Naples	WUVF-LP 2/WLZE-LP 51 (Univisión, Naples / Ft. Myers) WANA-LD 16 (Azteca, Naples) WFTX 36.2 (LATV, Cape Coral) WWDT-CD 43 (Telemundo, Naples) WXCW 46.2 (MundoMax, Naples)

Jacksonville	WUJX-LD 18.1 (Univision, Jacksonville)

Pensacola	WSRE 23.4 (V-me, Pensacola)

Defunct	WTPH-LP 14 (Azteca, Ft. Myers)

See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in Florida See also Religious and Spanish TV stations

Una Vez Más Holdings

Corporate directors	Luis Hernández Randy Nonberg Terry Crosby Nara Crosby Arturo Sánchez Paula Peden

Azteca affiliates:	KASC-LP KAZD KDFQ-LP KDFS-CD KEMO-TV KHDF-CD KLDF-CD KNWS-LP KPAO-LP KPDF-CA KQDF-LP KSBO-CD KUDF-LP KUVM-CD KVDF-CD KYAZ KZDF-LP WQAW-LP WTNO-LP WUVM-LP WXAX-CD

Defunct:	KADY-LP KAMM-LP KQBN-LP

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