WNHJ

WNHJ (channel 58) is an independent station licensed to Sullivan, New York. It broadcasts from a 3,000 foot (914 m) transmitter located in Canastota, halfway between Sullivan and Oneida, broadcasting at 995 kW. WNHJ's transmitter is one of the tallest structures in central New York. The station is owned and operated by East Coast Broadcasting Company.
Although considered part of the Syracuse market, it's also considered a part of the Utica market as the station's signal can easily be received over the air in that market.
After RBC discontinued it's operations in the United States, WNHJ became an independent station. It will affiliate with XTV when that network launches in September.
== Digital Television ==
Channel	Video	Aspect Ratio	PSIP Short Name	Programming
58.1 	720p 	16:9 	WNHJ-HD 	Main WNHJ Programming
58.2 	480i 	16:9 	WNHJ-SD 	Blank
58.3 	480i 	16:9 	WNHJ-SD 	Blank
WNHJ ended analog programming on October 31, 2008 due to equipment failure. Sister stations KCIU (on February 17, 2009, the original cutoff date), KGGH (on April 16, 2009), and WTJA (on Christmas Day 2007) all suffered the same fate.
== Translators ==
WNHJ also operates the following translators to fill in coverage holes in its broadcast area.
Channel Number	City Of license
15 	Syracuse
13 	Utica
22 	Rome
48 	Kirkland
== Programming ==
After RBC discontinued US operations in May 2017, WNHJ's programming had mostly been reduced to paid programming, mandatory E/I programs, religious programs, as well as occasional movies and music videos. It has also suspended its news department. These moves have been taken in preparation for XTV affiliation in the fall.
== Previous logo ==
WNHJ logo previous.png|Logo from 1997-2017
WNHJ.png|Last logo as an RBC affiliate, 2017
WNHJ58.png|WNHJ58 from 2017-2021
Category:New York
Category:Syracuse, New York
Category:Utica
Category:Former RBC Affiliates
Category:Former RBC affiliates
Category:Channel 58
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1997
Category:East Coast Broadcasting Company
Category:Independent television stations