MGS/LRS

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MGS / LRS
MGS: Mount Gambier, South Australia LRS: Riverland, South Australia
Branding	WIN Ten
Slogan	Seriously Ten
Channels	Analog: MGS: 41 (UHF) LRS: 34 (UHF) Digital: MGS: 32 (UHF) LRS: 35 (UHF)
Affiliations	Ten
Network	WIN Ten
Owner	WIN Corporation Pty Ltd (WIN Television SA Pty Ltd)
First air date	Both stations: January 1, 2004
Call letters’ meaning	MGS: Mount Gambier South Australia LRS: Loxton Renmark South Australia
Sister station(s)	SES/RTS
Transmitter Power	MGS: 900 kW (analog) 200 kW (digital) LRS: 650 kW (analog) 240 kW (digital)
Height	MGS: 379 m (both) LRS: 180 m (both)[1]
Transmitter Coordinates	MGS: 37°36′8″S, 140°28′58″E LRS: 34°27′52″S, 140°32′1″E
Website	www.ten.com.au

MGS and LRS ("WIN Ten") are television stations in South Australia. Both relay ADS-10 from Adelaide 24 hours a day except for local commercials.

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