County suburbs actually got a grade B signal from WJAC, which in some cases, was superior to that of Pittsburgh NBC affiliate WPXI. Because the audio portion of VHF channel 6 was transmitted at 87.75 MHz, it was possible to listen to the television station on most FM car radios (or any standard FM radio for that matter). This was a feature frequently employed by area residents. However, this is no longer an option after the digital conversion. Translators Out-of-market coverage WJAC-TV is carried on various cable systems in several counties that are located outside of the Johnstown–Altoona market. These counties include Armstrong, eastern Butler, Clarion, Mifflin and the central to eastern portion of Westmoreland. During the 1990s, WJAC was available on cable in portions of Warren County, despite that county being a part of the Erie market. In Maryland, it is carried in Allegany County. In West Virginia, it is carried in Petersburg ( away), Dorcas, Moorefield and Keyser. WJAC-TV is also broadcast over-the-air on a low-powered repeater, W29DH-D, in Moorefield, West Virginia. This repeater is owned by Valley TV Cooperative. References Website about RCA TK60 Television Cameras featuring pictures of WJAC-TV during the late 50s and early 60s External links Official website Television channels and stations established in 1949 JAC-TV Sinclair Broadcast Group NBC network affiliates Charge! (TV network) affiliates Comet (TV network) affiliates The CW affiliates TBD (TV network) affiliates Low-power television stations in the United States 1949 establishments in Pennsylvania