Channel 3 (Thailand)

Thailand Colour Television Channel 3
Launched	26 March 1970
Owned by	BEC-TERO and BEC World
Country	Thailand
Headquarters	Bangkok, Thailand
Website	www.thaitv3.com/ch3
Availability
Terrestrial
Analogue	Normally tuned to 1 (UHF channel 32)
DVB-T	Channel ??
Satellite
Thaicom 5	3803V SR.4551
TrueVisions	Channel 1
Cable
TrueVisions	Channel 1
Internet television
ME Live	Watch live

Thailand Colour Television Channel 3 is a Thailand television channel. The headquarters are located in Bangkok, Thailand. The channel was established in 1970. The owner of the channel is BEC-TERO.

Programs^[1]

Main article: List of programs broadcast by TV3

Appearances

Ident

Years	Description
March 1970 – now	Circles in 3 colors with 3.

Broadcast times

• 1970 – Started up at 9 am and signed off at midnight everyday.
• 1971 – Started up at 1 pm and signed off at midnight everyday.
• 1972–1975 – Weekdays started up at 1 pm. Weekend started up at 1.30 pm. Signed off at midnight everyday.
• 1976 – Weekdays started up at 1 pm. Weekend started up at 2 pm. Signed off at midnight everyday.
• 1977 – Weekdays started up at 9.30 am. Saturday started up at 10.30 am. Sunday started up at 11 am. Signed off at midnight everyday.
• 1978–1979 – Weekdays started up at noon. Saturday started up at 3 pm. Sunday started up at 8 am. Signed off at midnight everyday.
• 1980 – Started up at noon everyday. Test transmission between 6.30 pm-8 pm. Signed off at 1 am.
• 1981–1985 – Weekdays started up at 4 pm. Weekend started up at 8 am. Test transmission at the same period. Signed off at midnight everyday.
• 1986–1989 – Same started up-signed off time, but test transmission between 6.30 pm-7.30 pm.
• 1990 – Weekdays started up at 2 pm. Weekend started up at 8 am. Signed off at midnight everyday.
• 1991–1993 – Started up at 5.30 am and signed off at 1 am everyday.
• 1994–1996 – Started up at 5.30 am and signed off at 2 am everyday.
• 1997–2004 – Started up at 5.30 am and signed off at 2 am (Sometimes signed off at 1.30 am or 2.30 am)
• 2005–present – Broadcast 24 hours everyday (except for a few days in May 2010 after the 2010 Thai political protests).

See also

• Media in Thailand

References

1. ^ http://www.thaitv3.com/ch3/ผังรายการช่อง3/

External links

• Official Site

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