HSSC-TV

Only Third TV Station and Oldest Commercial TV Station Owned And Operated By Somchit Test in 1962 and offical broadcaster in 1963 Repalce Signal of TVES With The Transmtter 50kW with ERP 650 kW (Analog) 5kW With ERP 100 kW (Digital) Operate From 4:20 AM until 11:59 PM
== History ==
* 1957 - HSSC-TV Channel 7 Open Original Owner By TVES And Original Call Sign By HSQL-TV And Cease Broadcasting 1962
* 1962 - HSSC-TV Channel 7 Open With the Call Sign HSRH-TV Repalce Signal of TVES With The Transmitter From TVES of 12,500-watt
* 1992 - SCTV is on full satellite transmission nationwide since 1992 using Thaicom 1A. Its flagship station SCTV-7, which is based in Korat City, boasts of a 40-kilowatt brand-new transmitter sitting on a 500 ft (150 m) tower. With its 25 provincial stations across the country, the network has extended its reach and coverage to approximately 85 percent of the television viewing public nationwide.
* 2007 - Change Call Sign to HSAX-TV
* Before the year 2010 - SCTV main studios in Korat City and its regional stations in Ratchaburi, Chaiyaphum, Sing Buri and Chanthaburi will be equipped with the most modern news gathering equipment for them to compete with the major television networks. Also, a new Harris Transmitter has been installed. SCTV's transmitter power shall be increased from 40 kW to 60 kW (However, few years later, in 2013, the network was downgraded its transmitting power output from 60 kW to 50 kW later then back to 40 kW or 25 kW in June 2016 to control power costs). SCTV's digital channel is now available on channel 47 (now moved to channel 13 In 2020) using the DVB-T2 digital TV standard.
* September 21,2017 - NBTC order to Somchit Suspend license 7 days Due to presenting news against government and breaking the law
* September 28,2017 - Somchit Resume License After Parliament ordered to resume broadcasting
* 2019 - Change Call Sign To HSSC-TV
Category:SOMCHIT
Category:Television channels and stations established in 1962