KDPH-LD channel 48.1

KDPH-LD is the Daystar station on channel 48.1 in the Phoenix area. Its tower is 8.4 miles west-southwest of Tempe. 15 of the 15 Phoenix cities we cover get it at a Strong or Moderate signal.

Channel
48.1
Band
VHF
Cities served
15

What's on KDPH-LD

KDPH-LD broadcasts 3 channels, all free with an antenna.

ChannelProgrammingOn-screen name
48.1DaystarDaystar
48.2Daystar EspaƱol SpanishESPANOL
48.3Daystar ReflectionsREFLECT

Reception notes

  • VHF. KDPH-LD transmits on RF channel 13, in the High VHF band (RF 7 to 13). Many flat indoor antennas pick up VHF poorly, so choose an antenna rated for VHF as well as UHF. VHF antenna guide
  • Channel number. Your TV shows it as 48.1 even though the signal is on RF channel 13. A channel scan finds it either way. How to rescan
  • NextGen TV. The FCC does not list KDPH-LD as broadcasting in ATSC 3.0, so any digital TV tuner can receive it.

Where KDPH-LD comes in

Strongest within about 27 miles of the tower, which stands 8.4 miles to the west-southwest of Tempe. 11 cities get a Strong signal and 4 get Moderate, out to 36 miles.

CityTower distanceSignal
Tempe, AZ 8.4 mi WSW Strong
Chandler, AZ 13 mi WNW Strong
Avondale, AZ 16 mi E Strong
Glendale, AZ 16 mi SSE Strong
Phoenix, AZ 16 mi S Strong
Goodyear, AZ 18 mi ENE Strong
Gilbert, AZ 18 mi W Strong
Maricopa, AZ 20 mi N Strong
Mesa, AZ 20 mi WSW Strong
Queen Creek, AZ 27 mi WNW Strong
Scottsdale, AZ 27 mi SSW Strong
Surprise, AZ 32 mi SE Moderate
Buckeye, AZ 34 mi E Moderate
Casa Grande, AZ 34 mi NNW Moderate
Peoria, AZ 36 mi SSE Moderate

Distance and direction are from each city's center to the tower. Signal ratings are estimates from the FCC's coverage contour and distance.

Station summary

NetworkDaystar
Virtual channel48.1
RF channel13 (VHF-high)
ServiceLow power
Community of licensePhoenix, AZ
LicenseeWORD OF GOD FELLOWSHIP, INC
Effective radiated power3 kW
NextGen TVNo

Sources

Station and tower data: FCC, Nov 6, 2026. Network and subchannel data: Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Signal tiers are estimates from FCC coverage areas and distance, without terrain modeling. How we estimate signals.