Today I was poking around in the thread section of Remote Central.com. I think it was called Toronto/Buffalo HDTV Reception or something similar. A member by the name of Obico had some interesting news. Nothing has been approved yet. However, WNYO has applied to the FCC to move to the WUTV Grand Island tower when they move to ch 16 in2020. WUTV has also applied to the FCC to move to the old WIVB tower in Colden when they move to ch 36. I am not a technical person by any means but this info may mean more to some of you. WUTV want s to install "a Dielectric Model TFU-24GTH-6T170 elliptically polarized directional antenna with an ERP of 800KW"  Currently, I believe WUTV's Grand Island signal is beamed 100% south. It is not available in the GTA with an indoor antenna, where as WNED AND WNLO are. With the ch 4 tower being in the 1000 ft range WUTV should still have a good signal here. Another thing that was mentioned. When some of the Buffalo stations move to their new locations, their ERP will drop. When WKBW moves to ch 34 they will go from 338KW to 331KW.  WNED to 31 will go from 156KW to 123KW, WNYO will go from 198KW to 99,8KW. WNYB, currently on ch 26, and is scheduled to move to ch 5 is also looking at moving their transmitter to Grand Island. They have not yet filed an application. I believe their transmitter is currently south of Fredonia.