KRFT-LD

KRFT-LD
Springfield, Missouri United States
Channels	Digital: 21 (UHF)
Subchannels	(see article)
Affiliations	Retro TV
Owner	Craft Broadcasting
Founded	April 3, 1992
Call letters' meaning	KRaFT (Craft)
Former callsigns	K08LX (1993) K08LR (1993) K08MA (1993–2010) KRFT-LP (2010–2012)
Former affiliations	The Box, Classified Ads, FOX, INSP Retro TV (DT3)
Transmitter power	3.0 kW
Height	132 m
Facility ID	52540
Transmitter coordinates	37°12′6″N 93°14′1″W / 37.20167°N 93.23361°W / 37.20167; -93.23361

KRFT-LD is a low-power digital television station licensed by the FCC to Springfield, MO. It is affiliated with MundoMax, a Spanish-language American broadcast television network, (www.watchheartlandtv.com/), operating in digital on UHF channel 21 (primary Virtual Channel 8.1) in Springfield, Missouri., also an affiliate of Heartland TV (www.watchtnn.com), on Virtual Channel 8.2. And also an affiliate of Retro TV (www.myretrotv.com/), on Virtual Channel 8.3 The station is owned by Craft Broadcasting, LLC. Presently it is operating OTA (over the air) in Nielsen DMA #74. The coverage area includes a population of over 428,000 in the metropolitan Springfield area.

Digital channels

Channel	Video	Aspect	PSIP short name	Programming
8.1	720p	16:9	Retro TV	Retro TV
8.2	480i		Heartland	Heartland
8.3			Retro TV	Standard-definition simulcast of 8.1
8.4			Graceway	Graceway
8.5			QVC	QVC
8.6			Estrella	Estrella TV

External links

Query the FCC's TV station database for KRFT-LD

Television stations in The Ozarks of Missouri and Arkansas, including Springfield and Branson

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

Local stations

KYTV (3.1 NBC, 3.2 WeatherNation TV, 3.3 Cozi TV)
KRFT-LD (8.1 MundoMax, 8.2 Heartland, 8.3 Retro TV, 8.4 Graceway, 8.5 QVC)
KOLR (10.1 CBS, 10.2 Bounce TV, 10.3 Grit)
KOZK (21.1 PBS, 21.2 OPT-ED, 21.3 Create)
KOZL (27.1 MyNetworkTV, 27.2 Escape, 27.3 Laff)
KWBM (31.1 Daystar)
KSPR (33.3 ABC, 33.2 The CW, 33.3 Antenna TV)
KRBK (49.1 Fox, 49.2 Me-TV, 49.3 Movies!)

Outlying areas

Branson	K17DL-D (17.1 Branson Visitor TV)

Marshfield, MO	K17FU-D (17.1 Here’s Help)

North-central Arkansas	KTKO-LP (8.1 Me-TV, Harrison) K26GS-D 26/K07XL-D 7 (x.1 This TV, x.2 Grit, x.3 Escape, x.4 Me-TV, x.5 The Works, x.6 AMGTV, x.7 Newsmax TV -- Harrison/Mountain Home, AR)

Defunct stations

K41FC (41 TBN)

See also: St Louis TV; Columbia/Jefferson City TV; Little Rock TV; Fort Smith TV; Jonesboro TV; Memphis TV; Paducah TV; Joplin TV

Other television stations in the state of Missouri

Daystar KDTL-LD 16 / WPXS 13/KUMO-LP 51 (St. Louis) KCDN-LD 35 (Kansas City) Here's Help KNLC 24 (St. Louis) K39IU-D 39 (Springfield) K36II-D 36 (Joplin) K17FU-D 17 (Marshfield) CTN KNLJ 25 (Jefferson City) HSN K45IO 45 (Kansas City) KPTN-LD 7 (St. Louis) ION KCLG-LD 32 (Neosho) KPXE 50 (Kansas City) WRBU 46 (St. Louis) TBN KTAJ 16 (St. Joseph) KCLJ-LP 30 (Joplin) Spanish-language stations KNPN-LD 26.4 (TMD, St. Joseph) KUKC-LP 48 (UNI, Kansas City) KRFT-LD 8.1 (MundoMax, Springfield) Other stations KBNS-CD 36 (Ind., Branson) KJPX-LP 47 (RTV, Joplin)

See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in Missouri

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