WHDT

WHDT

Full power TV station · Stuart, Florida

WHDT is a full power over-the-air TV station, licensed to Stuart, Florida. Its signal is estimated to reach about 199 cities and towns within 73 miles.

Aim your antenna at WHDT

About WHDT

Full-power stations are the main licensed broadcasters in a market. They may run the highest power from the tallest towers and are protected from interference, so they set the core of what you can receive.

At 943.1 kW effective radiated power, WHDT runs more power than 78% of full-power TV stations nationwide (median: 273 kW).

Its antenna sits 440 m above the average surrounding terrain, higher than 62% of full-power stations. Taller antennas see farther: this one's radio horizon is roughly 61 miles, beyond which the signal fades quickly.

We estimate a fair-or-better signal out to about 73 miles with an outdoor antenna. That area includes 199 cities and towns in our guide with about 5,960,000 residents, as far as Vero Beach South, FL (73 miles).

WHDT shares its transmitter site with WFLX (Fox). One antenna aimed at this site picks up all of them.

Station facts

NetworkIndependent / not listed
Virtual channelNot listed
Station typeFull power (DTV)
City of licenseStuart, FL
Tower location26.57519, -80.24197
Effective radiated power943.1 kW
Antenna height (HAAT)440 m (1,444 ft)
FCC facility ID83929
License statusLicensed

Cities that can receive WHDT

Estimated with an outdoor antenna. Direction is from the city toward the tower.

CityDistancePoint antennaEst. signal
Wellington, FL5.8 mi180° SStrong
Boynton Beach, FL11 mi288° WNWStrong
Delray Beach, FL13 mi307° NWStrong
West Palm Beach, FL15 mi230° SWStrong
Boca Raton, FL18 mi327° NNWStrong
Palm Beach Gardens, FL18 mi200° SSWStrong
Deerfield Beach, FL20 mi334° NNWStrong
Coral Springs, FL21 mi5° NStrong
Coconut Creek, FL23 mi350° NStrong
Margate, FL23 mi355° NStrong
Pompano Beach, FL24 mi343° NNWStrong
Tamarac, FL25 mi1° NStrong
Jupiter, FL26 mi200° SSWGood
Lauderhill, FL30 mi357° NGood
Plantation, FL30 mi359° NGood
Sunrise, FL32 mi345° NNWGood
Fort Lauderdale, FL32 mi349° NGood
Weston, FL34 mi17° NNEGood
Davie, FL35 mi359° NGood
West Hollywood, FL38 mi355° NGood
Hollywood, FL39 mi352° NGood
Pembroke Pines, FL40 mi358° NGood
Miramar, FL41 mi359° NGood
Country Club, FL44 mi6° NGood
Miami Gardens, FL44 mi0° NGood
Carol City, FL44 mi0° NGood
North Miami, FL47 mi356° NGood
Hialeah, FL50 mi3° NGood
Port Saint Lucie, FL50 mi172° SGood
Allapattah, FL53 mi359° NGood
Doral, FL53 mi8° NGood
Miami Beach, FL55 mi353° NGood
Miami, FL55 mi357° NGood
Fountainebleau, FL56 mi7° NGood
Flagami, FL56 mi5° NGood
Tamiami, FL57 mi10° NGood
Coral Gables, FL59 mi2° NGood
Kendale Lakes, FL61 mi10° NGood
Kendall, FL62 mi4° NGood
The Hammocks, FL64 mi11° NNEGood

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Frequently asked questions

Where is the WHDT transmitter tower?

WHDT broadcasts from a tower at 26.5752, -80.2420, near Wellington, FL. It is licensed to Stuart, Florida.

How far does WHDT broadcast?

With an outdoor antenna, reception is usually workable up to about 73 miles from the tower, and possible in good conditions out to roughly 81 miles. Hills and buildings can shorten that.

How many people can watch WHDT with an antenna?

About 5,960,000 people live in the 199 cities and towns within its estimated fair-signal range, not counting rural residents between them.

Which way do I point my antenna for WHDT?

Open the live finder from your address to get the exact compass bearing to the WHDT tower, or use the table above if your city is listed.