W21AU

W21AU-D
Orlando, Florida United States
Branding	Canal 21 Orlando
Channels	Digital: 21 (UHF)
Subchannels	21.1 W21AU-D 21.2 TeLe-Romántica
Affiliations	Independent
Owner	Central Broadcast Company
First air date	June 23, 1989 (1989-06-23)
Former callsigns	W21AU (1989-2013)
Former channel number(s)	21 (analog, 1989-2011)
Former affiliations	Spanish Independent (1989-2008) Azteca América (2008-2012) MundoFox/MundoMax (2012-2016)
Transmitter power	11.43 kW (digital)
Height	161 m (528 ft) (digital)
Facility ID	1439357
Transmitter coordinates	28°35′12.00″N 81°04′58.00″W / 28.5866667°N 81.0827778°W / 28.5866667; -81.0827778
Website	http://www.mundofoxorlando.tv/

W21AU-D Channel 21.1 is a digital low power translator station licensed to Orlando, Florida and serves the Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne, Florida broadcast market. It first signed on June 23, 1989 and was previously an affiliate of the Azteca América Spanish language network, however in January 2012 News Corporation announced that it will launch its own Spanish language station called MundoFox a joint venture of Newscorp's Fox International Channels and Colombia's RCN TV with Channel 21 in Orlando as one of its charter affiliates. Currently Channel 21 is available over the air in Orlando. available on Central Florida's dominate cable operator Bright House Networks CHANNELS 94 & 909.

logo as MundoFox

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Broadcast television in East Central Florida and the Space Coast, including Orlando, Daytona Beach and Melbourne

Reception may vary by location and some stations may only be viewable with cable television

English-language stations	WESH (2.1 NBC, 2.2 MeTV) WKMG-TV (6.1 CBS, 6.2 Cozi TV, 6.3 Heartland) WFTV (9.1 ABC, 9.2 Laff, 9.3 WX) WKCF (18.1 CW, 18.2 This TV) WRDQ (27.1 Ind, 27.2 Antenna TV) WRCF-CD (29.1 Retro TV, 29.2 Orange TV PEG, 29.3 Vision TV PEG, 29.4 TCN) WSCF-LP 31 (Ind) WMOR (32.1 Ind, 32.2 This TV) WOFL (35.1 Fox) WZXZ-CD (36.1 SSN) WHDO-CD (38.1 Local Ind) WTGL (45.1 TLN / FamilyNet / WHT / Worship, 45.2 Nacion, 45.3 Aliento Vision, 45.4 CTNi) WATV-LD (47.4 Infomercials) WHLV-TV (52.1 TBN, 52.2 Church, 52.3 JUCE TV, 52.4 Enlace, 52.5 SoaC) WACX (55.1 Ind/Rel, 55.2 God TV, 55.3 WACX encores, 55.4 SBN, 55.5/55.6 Test card) WOPX-TV (56.1 Ion, 56.2 qubo, 56.3 Ion Life, 56.4 Ion Shop, 56.5 QVC Over Air, 56.6 HSN) WRBW (65.1 MNTV, 65.2 Movies!, 65.3 Bounce TV)

Public television	WDSC-TV (15.1 Public Ind, 15.2 DSC-TV (FL Channel/DSC programs), 15.3 WDSC-WV (MHz WV)) WUCF-TV (24.1 PBS, 24.2 Create, 24.3 World) WEFS (68.1 Public Ind, 68.2 CAS, 68.3 NASA, 68.4 FL Channel)

Spanish-language stations	WKCF (18.3 Estrella TV) W21AU (21.1 MundoMax, 21.2 TeLe-Romántica) WUCF-TV (24.4 V-me) WVEN-TV (26.1 UNI, 26.2 LATV) WTMO-CD (31.1 TMD) WHDO-CD 38.2 (Mega TV) WOTF-DT (43.1 UniMás, 43.2 GetTV) WATV-LD (47.1 NCN Television, 47.2 Mi Musica, 47.3 TV Reino)

Ocala stations	W07BP-D (7.1 Edu.) WOFT-LD 8 (Ind) W42DJ-D 42 (6.1 CBS, 6.2 Live Well, 6.3 Heartland) WOGX (51.1 Fox, 51.2 Movies!)

Gainesville stations serving Ocala	WUFT (5.1 PBS) WCJB-TV (20.1 ABC, 20.2 CW)

Cable channels	Golf Channel BPS-TV Spectrum Sports News 13 InfoMás SGTV (Seminole Co.)

Florida broadcast television areas by city Fort Myers Gainesville Jacksonville Miami Orlando Pensacola Panama City Tallahassee Tampa/St. Petersburg West Palm Beach

Spanish-language television stations in the state of Florida

Miami – Fort Lauderdale	WPBT 2.3 (V-me, Miami) WEYS-LP 6 (ALMA, Miami) WSVN 7.2 (Estrella TV, Miami) WGEN 8 (MundoMax, Key West) WSBS 22 (Mega TV, Key West) WLTV 23 (Univisión, Miami) WPMF-CD 38 (Azteca, Miami) WJAN-CD 41 (Spanish Independent, Miami) WFUN-LD 48 (Spanish Independent, Miami) WSCV 51 (Telemundo, Fort Lauderdale) WAMI 69 (UniMás, Hollywood)

Tampa – St. Petersburg	WEDU 3.2 (V-me, Tampa) WXAX-CD 26 (Azteca, Clearwater) WMOR 32.3 (Estrella TV, Lakeland) WSPF-CD 35.1 (MundoMax, St. Petersburg) WRMD-CD 49 (Telemundo, Tampa) WFTT 50 (UniMás, Tampa) WVEA (62.1 Univisión, 62.2 LATV, Venice)

Orlando – Daytona Beach – Melbourne	WKMG 6.2 (LATV, Orlando) WKCF 18.3 (Estrella TV, Clermont) W21AU 21.1 (MundoMax, Orlando) W21AU 21.2 (TeLe-Romántica, Orlando) WUCF 24.3 (V-me, Orlando) WVEN 26 (Univisión, Daytona Beach) WTMO-CD 31 (Telemundo, Orlando) WZXZ-CD 36 (Caribevision, Orlando) WOTF 43 (UniMás, Melbourne)

West Palm Beach – Fort Pierce	WWHB-CA 48 (Azteca, Stuart) WBWP-LD (57.1 MundoMax, 57.2 TeLe-Romántica, West Palm Beach)

Fort Myers – Naples	WUVF-LP 2/WLZE-LP 51 (Univisión, Naples / Ft. Myers) WANA-LD 16 (Azteca, Naples) WFTX 36.2 (LATV, Cape Coral) WWDT-CD 43 (Telemundo, Naples) WXCW 46.2 (MundoMax, Naples)

Jacksonville	WUJX-LD 18.1 (Univision, Jacksonville)

Pensacola	WSRE 23.4 (V-me, Pensacola)

Defunct	WTPH-LP 14 (Azteca, Ft. Myers)

See also ABC CBS CW Fox Ion MyNetworkTV NBC PBS Other stations in Florida See also Religious and Spanish TV stations

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