List of former analog TV frequencies in Thailand.[1]
Analog television broadcasting in Thailand began on June 24, 1955 (in FCC 525-line NTSC), and Color telecasts (PAL, System B/G 625 lines) were started in 1967; full-time color transmissions were launched in 1975, while state-owned regional television began broadcasting in 1959. Analog broadcasting ended on March 26, 2020. Channel 3 HD was the last TV channel to broadcast in analog before the expiration of the franchise.[2][3][4][5]
| Station
|
Channel
|
Location
|
ERP Power
|
| Channel 5
|
E5 VHF
|
Sanam Pao
|
400 kW ERP
|
| Channel 7
|
E7 VHF
|
Sanam Pao
|
377 kW ERP
|
| Channel 9
|
E9 VHF
|
Baiyoke Tower II
|
400 kW ERP
|
| Channel 11 NBT
|
E11 VHF
|
Baiyoke Tower II
|
468 kW ERP
|
| Thai PBS
|
E29 UHF
|
Baiyoke Tower II
|
1000 kW ERP
|
| Channel 3
|
E32 UHF
|
Baiyoke Tower II
|
210 kW ERP
|
| Station
|
Channel
|
Location
|
ERP Power
|
| Channel 11 NBT
|
E26 UHF
|
Mueang District
|
1 kW
|
| Thai PBS
|
E29 UHF
|
Mueang District
|
1 kW
|
| Station
|
Channel
|
Location
|
ERP Power
|
| Channel 7
|
E3 VHF
|
Khao Kradong
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 5
|
E5 VHF
|
Khao Kradong
|
10 kW
|
| Thai PBS
|
E28 UHF
|
Non Su Wan District
|
10 kW
|
| Station
|
Channel
|
Location
|
ERP Power
|
| Thai PBS
|
E28 UHF
|
Chaiyaphum - Si Khiw Road
|
2 kW
20 kW ERP
|
| Channel 11 NBT
|
E31 UHF
|
Ban Nong Raeng, Tambon Bueng Khla, Mueang District
|
5 kW
100 kW ERP
|
| Channel 5
|
E49 UHF
|
Ban Li, Tambon Lahan, Chatturat District
|
3 kW
30 kW ERP
|
| Station
|
Channel
|
Location
|
ERP Power
|
| Channel 11 NBT
|
E38
|
Mueang District
|
2 kW
|
| Station
|
Channel
|
Location
|
ERP Power
|
| Channel 5
|
E5
|
Tambon Don Kaeo, Mae Rim District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 7
|
E7
|
Mae Rim District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 9
|
E9
|
Doi Suthep, Tambon Suthep, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 11 NBT
|
E11
|
Doi Suthep, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Thai PBS
|
E34
|
Doi Pha Hong, Chai Prakan District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 3
|
E46
|
Doi Suthep, Tambon Suthep, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Station
|
Channel
|
Location
|
ERP Power
|
| Channel 9
|
E4
|
Doi Pui, Tambon San Sai, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 7
|
E6
|
Mae Chan District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 3
|
E8
|
Doi Pui, Tambon San Sai, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 11 NBT
|
E10
|
Doi Pui, Tambon San Sai, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 5
|
E12
|
Doi Pasak, Mae Chan District
|
10 kW
|
| Thai PBS
|
E27
|
Doi Pui, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Station
|
Channel
|
Location
|
ERP Power
|
| Channel 5
|
E4
|
Khao Phrabat, Tambon Phrabat, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 3
|
E6
|
Doi Ton, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 11 NBT
|
E8
|
Doi Phrabat, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 9
|
E10
|
Doi Ton, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 7
|
E12
|
Khao Phrabat, Tambon Phrabat, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Thai PBS
|
E29
|
Doi Ton, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Station
|
Channel
|
Location
|
ERP Power
|
| Channel 7
|
E5
|
Unknown or Khao Suan Khuang
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 3
|
E7
|
Tambon Khok Si, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 9
|
E9
|
Tambon Khok Si, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 5
|
E11
|
Khao Suan Khuang
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 11 NBT
|
E26
|
Mo Din Daeng
|
20 kW
|
| Thai PBS
|
E29
|
Ban Phrom Nimit
|
10 kW
|
| Station
|
Channel
|
Location
|
ERP Power
|
| Channel 5
|
E3
|
Khao Tosae, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 11 NBT
|
E5
|
Khao Tosae, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 7
|
E7
|
Khao Tosae, Mueang District
|
10 kW
|
| Channel 9
|
E9
|
Khao Tosae, Tambon Ratda, Mueang District
|
5 kW
|
| Channel 3
|
E11
|
Khao Tosae, Tambon Ratda, Mueang District
|
5 kW
|
| Thai PBS
|
E27
|
Khao Tosae, Mueang District
|
5 kW
|
