KRMT channel 41.1
KRMT is the Daystar station on channel 41.1 in the Denver area. Its tower is 8.4 miles southwest of Lakewood. 13 of the 15 Denver cities we cover get it at a Strong or Moderate signal.
- Channel
- 41.1
- Band
- UHF
- Cities served
- 13
What's on KRMT
KRMT broadcasts 1 channel, all free with an antenna.
| Channel | Programming | On-screen name |
|---|---|---|
| 41.1 | Daystar | Daystar |
Reception notes
- UHF. KRMT transmits on RF channel 20, in the UHF band (RF 14 to 36).
- Channel number. Your TV shows it as 41.1 even though the signal is on RF channel 20. A channel scan finds it either way. How to rescan
- NextGen TV. The FCC does not list KRMT as broadcasting in ATSC 3.0, so any digital TV tuner can receive it.
Where KRMT comes in
Strongest within about 30 miles of the tower, which stands 8.4 miles to the southwest of Lakewood. 12 cities get a Strong signal and 1 gets Moderate, out to 40 miles. Weak in Loveland.
| City | Tower distance | Signal |
|---|---|---|
| Lakewood, CO | 8.4 mi SW | Strong |
| Arvada, CO | 16 mi S | Strong |
| Centennial, CO | 18 mi W | Strong |
| Denver, CO | 21 mi WSW | Strong |
| Westminster, CO | 21 mi SSW | Strong |
| Parker, CO | 24 mi WNW | Strong |
| Castle Rock, CO | 25 mi NW | Strong |
| Broomfield, CO | 26 mi SSW | Strong |
| Thornton, CO | 26 mi SSW | Strong |
| Aurora, CO | 28 mi WSW | Strong |
| Boulder, CO | 29 mi S | Strong |
| Commerce City, CO | 30 mi SW | Strong |
| Longmont, CO | 40 mi S | 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
| Network | Daystar |
|---|---|
| Virtual channel | 41.1 |
| RF channel | 20 (UHF) |
| Service | Full power |
| Community of license | Denver, CO |
| Licensee | WORD OF GOD FELLOWSHIP, INC. |
| Effective radiated power | 84 kW |
| NextGen TV | No |
Sources
- FCC TV Query record for KRMT (channels, tower, power, licensee and NextGen TV)
- Wikipedia: KRMT (network and subchannels, CC BY-SA 4.0)
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.