POC chief hears 120 anthem plays in SEAG

POC president Ricky Vargas said the other day his dream is to hear the National Anthem played 120 times during the coming SEA Games and based on projections from the various NSAs, it could come true.

“I think it’s achievable,” said Vargas. “I mentioned it to the athletes during the meeting with our chef de mission, PSC chairman Butch (Ramirez) last week. That means bringing in 120 gold medals. I don’t know if that will be enough to put us at the top of the standings. That should guarantee us a first, second or third place finish. It will depend on how the other countries do since we’re putting up a record 56 sports with 529 events.”

The most sports in a previous SEA Games came to 44 with 545 events in Jakarta in 2011. Host Indonesia topped the medal ladder with 182 gold medals from a total haul of 476. Thailand was second with 109 gold and Vietnam third with 96. The Philippines finished sixth with 37.

Vargas declined to identify the events where the Philippines is expected to strike gold. Other countries are also quiet on their projections. Events may still be scratched if there are less than four countries participating so forecasts are being kept secret to avoid withdrawals.

When the Philippines hosted the 11-nation conclave in 2005, there were 40 sports and 443 events. The Philippines took overall honors with 112 gold medals. Thailand was second with 87 and Vietnam third with 71. The titular chef de mission was former first gentleman Mike Arroyo and deputy was PSC chairman Butch Ramirez. This year, Ramirez will reprise his role only this time as chef de mission.

Ramirez said the goal for the Philippines is to top the medal standings, nothing less. “We’re going for No. 1,” he said. “We’ve got a budget of P6 Billion for the SEA Games and even as a major chunk is for equipment, facilities and infrastructure, it will be an insult to our people, especially those who are impoverished, if we aspire for No. 2 or less. Each of our four PSC commissioners has been assigned 15 NSAs to monitor the progress of preparations of our athletes and coaches. As CDM of Team Pilipinas, my attitude is positive. I will maintain my competitive spirit. Ever since I was a boy scout in Grade 4, I’ve always strived to be the best. I want to win for our country. If we put up a united front, it will be beautiful for sports. We’ve got six more months to go before the start of the SEA Games.”

Vargas said there is never enough funding for every NSA. In boxing, Thailand has a budget of the equivalent of at least P100 Million a year. The budget for ABAP, in comparison, is only P20 Million a year. But Vargas said the Filipino athletes will fight despite the constraints. “The athletes will battle for flag and country, win or lose,” he said. “They’re proud to represent our country. I believe that in the long-term, we should develop our athletes of today to be our sports leaders of tomorrow. The process of selecting our sports leaders is too political now. It’s exclusive, not inclusive. We need the right people in the NSAs, people who can run the NSAs with competence, passion, integrity and professionalism so that the private sector will feel confident that if it supports a sport, the money will be in good hands.”

Vargas said the POC has started a long-term program to train athletes to become leaders. “The fundamental thing is they love their sport,” he said. “With that foundation, we want to train them in finance, to develop their leadership skills by arranging workshops.” Last March, the POC sponsored seven athletes to participate in the STEP SEA Youth Sports Leaders Camp in Singapore. Two of the seven athletes, Homer de Vera of bridge and Jamaila Ramos of pencak silat were later designated to act as facilitators in the Singapore Olympic Foundation’s Youth Sports Leaders Camp for 14 and 15-year-olds in Singapore over a month ago.

“It’ll be the next generation to benefit from our athletes leadership program,” said Vargas. “But we’re headed in the right direction. This is for the future of Philippine sports.”

https://www.philstar.com/sports/2019/06/17/1927187/poc-chief-hears-120-anthem-plays-seag

UF plans athletic dorm as part of $2.2 billion campus overhaul

GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- The University of Florida should get a serious makeover in the next decade.

On Saturday, the Gainesville Sun reported that UF's capital improvement plans for the campus call for upgrades and renovations projected to cost $2.2 billion over the next five to 10 years.

Among those upgrades will be the construction of a new athletic and general student dorm. That building should significantly enhance the experience of student-athletes, who are mostly housed in the Keys and Springs dorms on campus, two buildings which are fairly dated when compared to several Power 5 and SEC peers.

The new athletic dorms would be built across the street from Hume Hall on Museum Road, about a block south of where a planned $65 million stand-alone football facility will be constructed.

The athletic dorm will have 500 beds and will be constructed along with a new honors college meant to attract more of the nation's top students. Those two projects are estimated to cost $60 million, with a goal of completion by fall 2023.

Florida's stand-alone football facility is expected to be completed by the end of 2021. The football facility calls for a 130,000-square-foot facility that will be connected to the current indoor practice facility. That will allow players the flexibility to use the turf indoor field for athletic training in close proximity to the weight room, a luxury the Gators don't currently have with the weight room housed underneath Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.

The stand-alone facility will also allow Florida to maximize efficiency with the location of the locker rooms, training rooms, coaches offices, team meeting rooms and more all laid out in a more sensible manner.

South of the stand-alone facility the current plan is to include green space, with the potential for future development in that area, which adjoins Stadium Road.

The Gators are also currently upgrading the locker room inside Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, which will serve as a gameday-only locker room once the new football facility is built. Further renovations to the locker room are expected once the stand-alone facility is completed, allowing for some of the football offices and team meeting rooms to be relocated, freeing up more space underneath the south end zone at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.

All in all, Florida's facilities -- and campus overall, if you read the Sun's documentation of the planned $2.2 billion in campus upgrades -- should be top of the line in the relatively near future.

"I've mentioned this to coach (Dan) Mullen, in 18 months, when they're at their practice field and they have recruits watching practice, they're going to turn around over their shoulder and they're going to have cranes in the air and they're going to have steel going up and there's going to be signs of progress," athletics director Scott Stricklin said in December.

"Even though the facility's not going to be done, it's going to send a pretty powerful message, because the kids that we'll be recruiting at that point, they're going to be in that building. And they'll actually be able to see it coming out of the ground.

"I think it's one of the components that sends a message about what's important to that university, just like the caliber of your coaches, your fan support, the brand or prestige of playing for a certain university based on their history of success. Facilities is a big part of that.

"Three years from now we're going to sit back and we're going to be really glad that we took the time to do it the right way and do it the way we did and do it in a way that can impact our program positively for generations to come."

TV Station Message

On December 10, 1988, ABS-CBN launched nationwide domestic satellite programming, while on May 11 to 12, 1992, coinciding the 1992 Presidential Elections, ABS-CBN began its 24-hour broadcasting service, starting with the marathon coverage of Halalan '92. However, they continue to sign-off the air every Tuesday mornings from 2:00 AM to 5:00 AM for its regular transmitter maintenance, as well as during the early hours of the Paschal Triduum for its annual Holy Week maintenance.

Other TV networks began 24-hour broadcasting services, such as ABC-5 and GMA-7.

To recall, GMA expanded to 27 stations nationwide with the launch of Rainbow Satellite on April 30, 1992, while the station message voiced by Danny Soncuya.

Newly-reopened ABC has granted permit to operate by the NTC, then it flashes the Anthem Music Video before the Morning Offering: The Morning Prayer starts with “Dear God, thank you for having us a wonderful (day of the week)”

IBC-13 granted permit to operate by the NTC in November 1992, a month it reverted back to the current name.

1000 Hz tone/classical music may be broadcast fifteen to twenty minutes before the actual sign-on, Kaya pala nag-antay pa ako ng ilang minuto sa ABS-CBN, GMA, GMA News TV, PTV, S&A hanggang sa lumabas ang bidyo ng Pambansang Awit.

A signal to turn on remote transmitters may be played—this is usually a series of touch tones.

It flashes the program announcement:

ANNOUNCEMENT:

All programs, comments and suggestions, please write to the preceding programs of the National Telecommunications Commission, Vibal Building, Edsa, Quezon City, or the regional offices of the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas.

From January 1, 2018 it reverted to

ANNOUNCEMENT:

Any comments, suggestions or objections to the contents of the preceding programs may be referred to the Commissioner of the National Telecommunications Commission, VIBAL Building, EDSA, Q.C. or the NTC regional offices & the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas.

and the sign-on/off message:

ABS-CBN


September 14, 1986 — February 28, 1988 (voiced by Peter Musngi: 1986-present) with ABS-CBN Jingle 1986 (as ABS-CBN second era) 

This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation (Channel 2)

A commercial television station transmitting on a 40-kilowatt transmitter output with Permit No. BSD-0120-86, authorizing this station to operate until December 31, 1987.

Channel 2 studios and transmitter are located at the ABS-CBN Building on Sgt. Esguerra Ave., Republic of the Philippines.

Channel 2 engineering is headed by the following personnel duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Fernando Morales - ECE # 233
• Antonio Soriano - ECE # 2942
• Benito Laloma Jr. - ECE # 275
• Herman Flaviano - #1PHN-4277
• Senior Vina - #1PHN-4536
• Fortunato Elizan - #1PHN-2439
• Carlos G. Nabartey - #1PHN-3259
• Jose Ollero - #1PHN-3590
• William Mapaga - #1PHN-3805
• and Rodolfo Herrera Jr. - ECE # 2923

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2... Now signing-on / off.


March 1, 1988 - January 7, 1989 (voiced by Peter Musngi)

This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation Channel 2.

A commercial television station transmitting on a 40-kilowatt transmitter output with Permit No. BSD-0311-89, authorizing this station to operate until December 31, 1989.

Channel 2 studios and transmitter are located at the ABS-CBN Building on Sgt. Esguerra Ave., Republic of the Philippines.

Channel 2 engineering is headed by the following personnel duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Marcos A. Elizan - ECE # 256
• Fernando Morales - ECE # 233
• Herman M. Flaviano - #1PHN-4277
• Fortunato Elizan - #1PHN-2439
• Carlos G. Nabartey - #1PHN-3259
• Jose Ollero - #1PHN-3590
• William Mapaga - #1PHN-3805
• and Rodolfo Herrera Jr. - ECE # 2923

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2... Now signing-on / off.

January 8, 1989- January 5, 1990 (voiced by Peter Musngi) with ABS-CBN 1987 Star Network Jingle


This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation Channel 2.

A commercial television station transmitting on a 40-kilowatt transmitter output with Permit No. BSD-0311-89, authorizing this station to operate until December 31, 1989.

Channel 2 studios and transmitter are located at the ABS-CBN Building on Sgt. Esguerra Ave., Republic of the Philippines.

Channel 2 engineering is headed by the following personnel duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Marcos A. Elizan - ECE # 256
• Fernando Morales - ECE # 233
• Herman M. Flaviano - #1PHN-4277
• Fortunato Elizan - #1PHN-2439
• Carlos G. Nabartey - #1PHN-3259
• Jose Ollero - #1PHN-3590
• William Mapaga - #1PHN-3805
• and Rodolfo Herrera Jr. - ECE # 2923

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2... Now signing-on / off.


January 6, 1990 - January 31, 1991  (voiced by Peter Musngi) with ABS-CBN 1987 The Star Network Jingle

This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation, Channel 2

A commercial television station transmitting on a 40 kilowatt transmitter power, with permit number BSD-0239-90, authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 1990.

Channel 2 studios and transmitter are located at the ABS-CBN Building Sgt. Esguerra Aveneue Diliman Quezon City Philippines.

Channel 2 engineering is headed by the following personnel duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission:

• Engr. Marcos A. Elizan: ECE No. 2566
• Herman M. Flaviano: No. 1-PHN-4277
• Franklin V. Mira: No. 8960-1301
• Ernesto M. Balingit: No. 8960-0589
• Fortunato Elizan, Jr.: No. 1-PHN-2439
• Carlos G. Nabartey: No. 1-PHN-3259
• Jose Ollero: No. 1-PHN-3590
• William Mapaga - No. 1PHN-3805
• Rodolfo M. Herrera, Jr.: ECE No. 2923
• Jeffrey Echegoyen: ECE No. 4171

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2... Now signing-on / off.

February 8, 1991 - February 28, 1993 (voiced by Peter Musngi) With ABS-CBN 1987 The Star Network Jingle 

This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation Channel 2

A commercial television station transmitting on a 50 kilowatt transmitter output with permit number BSD-0254-91, authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 1991.

Channel 2 studios and transmitter are located at ABS-CBN Building on Sgt. Esguerra Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines.

Channel 2 engineering is headed by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission:

• Marcos A. Elizan: ECE No. 256
• Herman Flaviano: No. 1PHN-4277
• Franklin Mira: No. 8960-1301
• Ernesto Balingit: No. 8960-0589
• Fortunato Elizan, Jr.: No. 1PHN-2439
• Carlos Nabartey: No. 1PHN-3259
• Jose Ollero: No. 1PHN-3590
• Rodolfo Herrera: ECE No. 2923
• Jeffrey Echegoyen: ECE No. 4171

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2, now signing on / off.


March 1, 1993 - January 7, 1995 (Voiced by Peter Musngi aka "Peter Rabbit") With ABS-CBN 1987 The Star Network Jingle

This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation Channel 2

A commercial television station transmitting on a 50-kilowatt transmitter output, with permit number BSD-1180-92, authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 1994.

Channel 2 studios and transmitter are located at ABS-CBN Bldg. on Sgt. Esguerra Ave. Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines.

Channel 2 engineering is headed by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission:

• Engr. Marcos A. Elizan: ECE No. 256
• Herman M. Flaviano: 1-PHN-4277
• Franklin V. Mira: 1-PHN-8960-1301
• Ernesto M. Balingit: 1-PHN-8960-0589
• Carlos G. Nabartey: 1-PHN-3259
• Jose Ollero: 1-PHN-3590
• Armando Palminco: T2-0051

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2... Now signing-on / off.


January 8, 1995 - February 10, 1997 (voiced by Peter Musngi) With ABS-CBN 1987 The Star Network Jingle

This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation, Channel 2.

A commercial television station transmitting on a 50 kilowatt transmitter output, with permit number BSD-0246-94, authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 1996.

Channel 2 studios and transmitter are located at the ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Sgt. Esguerra Ave. Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines.

Channel 2 engineering is headed by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission:

• Engr. Marcos A. Elizan: ECE No. 256
• Engr. Eduardo Flores: ECE No. 1352
• Herman M. Flaviano: 1-PNCR-12239
• Ernesto M. Balingit: 1-PNCR-18482
• Franklin V. Mira: 1-PNCR-10316
• Carlos G. Nabartey: 1-PNCR-5872
• Jose Ollero: 1-PNCR-4345
• Rodolfo M. Herrera, Jr.: ECE No. 2923
• Armando Palminco: 2-TNCR-6364

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2... Now signing-on /-off.


February 11, 1997-March 13, 2000 (voiced by Peter Musngi) With ABS-CBN 1987 The Star Network Jingle

This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation. (Channel 2.)

A commercial television station transmitting on a 50-kilowatt transmitter output, with permit number BSD-0060-97, authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 1999.

Channel 2 studios and transmitter are located at the ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Sgt. Esguerra Ave. Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines.

Channel 2 Engineering is headed by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engr. Marcos A. Elizan: ECE No. 256
• Engr. Eduardo Flores: ECE No. 1352

With First Class Radio Telephone Operators:

• Herman M. Flaviano: 1-PNCR-12239
• Ernesto M. Balingit: 1-PNCR-18482
• Franklin V. Mira: 1-PNCR-10316
• Carlos G. Nabartey: 1-PNCR-5872
• Jose Ollero: 1-PNCR-4345

Second Class Telegraph Operator

• Armando Palminco: 2-TNCR-6364

And Electronics and Communication Engineers:

• Marcos Sala: ECE No. 1922
• Rolan Garabiles: ECE No. 12135
• Robert Del Rosario: ECE No. 15403

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2... Now signing on/off.

March 13, 2000-January 4, 2003 (voiced by Peter Musngi) with ABS-CBN Millennium Overture Jingle 2000

This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation.

A commercial television station transmitting on a 60 kilowatts for a Horizontal propagation popularization and 60 kilowatts for vertical propagation popularization and with an ERP of 346.2 Kilowatts with permit number BSD-0687-1999, authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2002.

Channel 2 studios and transmitter are located at ABS-CBN Broadcasting Center, Sgt. Esguerra Ave. Corner Mother Ignacia Street, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines.

ABS-CBN TV transmission operation is headed by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engr. Marcos Sala: ECE No. 1922
• Engr. Eduardo Flores: ECE No. 1352

First Class Radio Telephone Operators

• Herman M. Flaviano: 1PNCR-12239
• Ernesto M. Balingit: 1PNCR-18482
• Franklin V. Mira: 1PNCR-10316
• Carlos G. Nabartey: 1PNCR-5872
• Roberto M. Saura: 1PNCR-4346
• Jose Ollero: 1PNCR-4325
• Soriano A. Abecia, Jr: 96-1PNCR-16540

Second Class Telegraph Operator

• Armando L. Palminco: 2TNCR-6364

and Electronics and Communication Engineers:

• Bernando M. Acosta: ECE no. 6672
• Rolan P. Garabiles: ECE No. 12135
• Robert Del Rosario: ECE No. 15403

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2. Now signing on/off.

January 5, 2003-July 9, 2006 (voiced by Peter Musngi) with ABS-CBN Millennium Overture Jingle 2000

This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation, Channel 2.

A commercial television station transmitting on a 60 kilowatts for a Horizontal propagation popularization and 60 kilowatts for vertical propagation popularization and with an ERP of 346.2 Kilowatts with permit number BSD-0639-2002, authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2005.

Channel 2 studios and transmitter are located at the ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Sgt. Esguerra Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Philippines.

Channel 2 Engineering is headed by the following personnel duly license by the National Telecommunications Commission:

• Engr. Jose Rizalde Umipig: ECE No. 2889
• Engr. Rodrigo V. Carandang: ECE No. 2677

First Class Radio Telephone Operators

• Hernan M. Flaviano: 1PHN-4277
• Franklin V. Mira: 1PNCR-10316
• Carlos G. Nabartey: 1PHN-3259
• Roberto M. Saura: 1PNCR-4346
• Jose C. Ollero: 1PNCR-4345
• Michael D. dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108
• Gerald B. Cabrillos: 99-1PHN-21563

Second Class Radio Telephone Operator

• Armando L. Palminco: 2TNCR-6364

and

• Engr. Rolan P. Garabiles: ECE No. 12135

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2, Now Signing On / Off.

July 10, 2006-January 31, 2009 (voiced by Peter Musngi) with ABS-CBN Orchestral Theme 2004

This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation, Channel 2.

A commercial television station transmitting on 346.2 kilowatt effective-radiated power with permit number BSD-0634-2005 (REN) authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2008.

Channel 2 studios and transmitter are located at the ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Sgt. Esguerra Ave. Diliman, Quezon City.

ABS-CBN TV transmission operation is headed by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engr. Rodolfo M. Herrera, Jr.: ECE No. 2923
• Engr. Rolan P. Garrabilles: ECE No. 12135
• Franklin V. Mira: 1PNCR-10316
• Michael D. dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108
• Ivan L. Banaag: 95-1PV-13531
• Soriano A. Abecia, Jr.: 96-1PNCR-16540
• Gerald B. Cabrillos: 99-1PHN-21563
• Engr. Allan I. Fantilanan: ECE No. 30247
• Engr. April V. Tenorio: ECE No. 32456

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2, Now signing on/off.

February 1, 2009 — January 24, 2010 (voiced by Peter Musngi aka "Peter Rabbit") with ABS-CBN Orchestral Theme 2004

This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation Channel 2.

A commercial television station transmitting on a 346.2-kilowatt transmitter output with permit number BSD-0234-2008 (REN) authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2011.

Channel 2 transmitter is located at ABS-CBN Broadcast Complex, Sgt. Esguerra Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City.

ABS-CBN TV transmission operation is headed by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engr. Bernando M. Acosta: ECE No. 6672
• Engr. Erwin L. Francisco: ECE No. 7921
• Engr. Jose Rizalde Umipig: ECE No. 2889
• Engr. Rolan P. Garabiles: ECE No. 12135
• Engr. Russell P. Santos: ECE No. 22533
• Engr. Francis De Silva: ECE No. 39756
• Michael D. Dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108
• Soriano A. Abecia, Jr.: 96-1PNCR-16540
• Gerald B. Cabrillos: 99-1PHN-21563

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2, Now signing on/off.

2nd Version (November 1, 2009-January 24, 2010)

This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation, Channel 2.

A commercial television station transmitting on a 346.2-kilowatt transmitter output, with permit number BSD-0234-2008 (REN) authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2011.

Channel 2 transmitter is located at ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Sgt. Esguerra Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City

ABS-CBN Channel 2 operates under the supervision of the following Electronics and Communications Engineers duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission.

• Engr. Bernando M. Acosta: ECE No. 6672
• Engr. Erwin L. Francisco: ECE No. 7921

And carried out by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engr. Jose Rizaldy Umipig: ECE No. 2889
• Engr. Rolan P. Garabiles: ECE No. 12135
• Engr. Russel P. Santos: ECE No. 22533
• Engr. Francis De Silva: ECE No. 39756
• Michael D. dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108
• Soriano A. Abecia, Jr.: 96-1PNCR-16540
• Gerald B. Cabrillos: 99-1PHN-21563
• Jake M. Serrano: 08-1PNCR-23545
• Paul Bryan I. Manahan: 09-1PCAR-23721

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2, Now SIGNING ON/OFF

3rd Version (January 25, 2010-June 26, 2012)

This is ABS-CBN Corporation Channel 2.

A commercial television station transmitting on a 346.2 Kw effective radiated power with permit number BSD-0234-2008 REN authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2011.

Channel 2 transmitter is located at ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Sgt. Esguerra Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City.

ABS-CBN Channel 2 operates under the supervision of the following Electronics and Communications Engineers duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission.

• Engr. Bernando M. Acosta: ECE No. 6672
• Engr. Erwin L. Francisco: ECE No. 7921

And carried out by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engr. Jose Rizalde M. Umipig: ECE No. 2889
• Engr. Melvin C. Acosta: ECE No. 2624
• Engr. Rolan P. Garabiles: ECE No. 12135
• Engr. Russel P. Santos: ECE No. 22533
• Engr. Francis D. Silva: ECE No. 39756
• Michael D. dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108
• Soriano A. Abecia, Jr.: 96-1PNCR-16540
• Gerald B. Cabrillos: 99-1PHN-21563
• Jake M. Serrano: 08-1PNCR-23545
• Paul Bryan I. Manahan: 09-1PCAR-23721

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2. Now signing on/off.

June 27, 2012 — March 23, 2016 (voiced by Peter Musngi aka "Peter Rabbit") with ABS-CBN Orchestral Theme 2012

Broadcast Text Script Version

This is ABS-CBN Corporation Channel 2, a commercial television station transmitting on a 346.2 kilowatt effective radiated power with permit number BSD-0547-2011 (REN/MOD) authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2014.

Channel 2 transmitter is located at ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Sgt. Esguerra Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City.

ABS-CBN Channel 2 operates under the supervision of the following Electronics and Communication Engineers duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission.

• Engr. Bernando M. Acosta: ECE no. 6672
• Engr. Erwin L. Francisco: PECE 0428

And carried out by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engineer Jose Rizalde M. Umipig: ECE no. 2889
• Engineer Melvin C. Acosta: PECE no. 0407
• Engineer Ronnie B. Sagad: ECE no. 46355
• Engineer Jayson T. Palma: ECE no. 46346
• Engineer Rene Francis A. Lardizabal: ECE no. 45894
• Engineer Romulo C. Tataro Jr.: ECE no. 33398
• Engineer Ryan B. Vigil: ECE no. 44214
• Engineer Eugene N. delos Angeles: ECE no. 0011077
• Michael D. Dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108
• Orlando M. Logarta: 93-1PNCR-3016
• Rene Agravante: 93-1PV-5715
• Febwin E. Villaceran: 07-1PHN-23472
• Jake M. Serrano: 08-1PNCR-23545
• Paul Bryan I. Manahan: 09-1PCAR-23721

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2. Now signing on/off.

Voice Version

This is ABS-CBN Corporation Channel 2, a commercial television station transmitting on a 346.2 kilowatt effective radiated power with permit number BSD-0547-2011 authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2014.

Channel 2 transmitter is located at ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Sgt. Esguerra Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City.

ABS-CBN Channel 2 operates under the supervision of the following Electronics and Communication Engineers duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission.

• Engr. Bernando M. Acosta: ECE no. 6672
• Engr. Erwin L. Francisco: PECE 0428

And carried out by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engineer Jose Rizalde Umipig: ECE no. 2889
• Engineer Melvin Acosta: PECE 0407
• Engineer Ronnie B. Sagad: ECE no. 46355
• Engineer Jayson Palma: ECE no. 46346
• Engineer Rene Francis Lardizabal: ECE no. 45894
• Engineer Romulo Tataro Jr.: ECE no. 33398
• Engineer Ryan B. Vigil: ECE no. 44214
• Engineer Eugene delos Angeles: ECE no. 0011077
• Michael Dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108
• Orlando Logarta: 93-1PNCR-3016
• Rene Agravante: 93-1PV-5715
• Febwin Villaceran: 07-1PHN-23472
• Jake Serrano: 08-1PNCR-23545
• Paul Bryan Manahan: 09-1PCAR-23721

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2. Now signing on/off.

March 24, 2016 — May 4, 2020 (voiced by Peter Musngi aka "Peter Rabbit") with ABS-CBN Orchestral Theme 2012

Broadcast Text Script Version

This is ABS-CBN Corporation Channel 2.

A commercial television station transmitting on a 346.2 kilowatt effective radiated power. With permit number BSD-0029-2015 (REN) Authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2017.

Channel 2 transmitter is located at the ABS-CBN Broadcast Center Sergeant Esguerra Avenue Diliman Quezon City.

ABS-CBN Channel 2 operates under the supervision of an Electronics and Communication Engineer duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission:

• Engineer Bernardo M. Acosta: PECE no. 864

And carried out by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission:

• Engineer Jose Rizalde M. Umipig: PECE no. 794
• Engineer Melvin C. Acosta: PECE no. 407
• Michael D. Dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108
• Orlando M. Lagarta: 93-1PNCR-6016
• Engineer Romulo C. Tataro Jr.: ECE no. - 0033398
• Engineer Jayson T. Palma: ECE no. - 0046346
• Engineer Ronnie B. Sagad: ECE no. 0046355
• Engineer Romer S. dela Cruz: ECE no. - 0043124
• Engineer Norvil Qoheleth E. Contado: ECE no. - 0053505
• Engineer Jerson I. Ignacio: ECE no. - 0058108
• Engineer Jose Paolo L. Garibay: ECE no. - 0054943
• Rene O. Agravante: 93-1PV-5715

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2. Now signing on/off.

Voice Version

This is ABS-CBN Corporation Channel 2.

A commercial television station transmitting on a 346.2 kilowatt effective radiated power. With permit number BSD-0029-2015 (REN) Authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2017.

Channel 2 transmitter is located at the ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Sergeant Esguerra Avenue Diliman Quezon City.

ABS-CBN Channel 2 operates under the supervision of an Electronics and Communication Engineer duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission:

• Engineer Bernardo M. Acosta: PECE no. 864

And carried out by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission:

• Engineer Jose Rizalde M. Umipig
• Engineer Melvin C. Acosta
• Michael D. Dela Cruz
• Orlando M. Lagarta
• Engineer Romulo Tataro, Jr.
• Engineer Jayson Palma
• Engineer Ronnie Sagad
• Engineer Jerson Ignacio
• Engineer Jose Paolo Garibay
• Engineer Romer dela Cruz
• Engineer Norvil Qoheleth Contado
• Rene Agravante

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2. Now signing on/off.

May 5, 2020-present (voiced by Peter Musngi aka "Peter Rabbit") with ABS-CBN Millennium Overture Jingle 2000

ANNOUNCEMENT: (W/O VOICE-OVER): Any comments, suggestions and objections to the contents of the proceeding programs may be referred to the commissioner of the National Telecommunications Commission, VIBAL Building, EDSA, Q.C. or the NTC regional offices & the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas.

This is ABS-CBN Corporation Channel 2, a commercial television station transmitting on a 346.2 kilowatt effective radiated power with permit number BSD-0121-2018 (MOD) authorizing the station to operate until December 31, 2020.

ABS-CBN Channel 2 studios and transmitter is located at ABS-CBN Broadcast Center Sgt. Esguerra Avenue, South Triangle, Diliman, Quezon City,

The operations of ABS-CBN Channel 2 are supervised by Electronics and Communications Engineers duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission.

• Engr. Bernardo M. Acosta: PECE no. 864
• Engr. Erwin L. Francisco: PECE no. 428

And carried out by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and National Telecommunications Commission.

• Engr. Jose Rizalde M. Umipig: PECE no. 749
• Engr. Melvin C. Acosta: PECE no. 407
• Engr. Rolan P. Garalibes: PECE no. 453
• Engr. Pablo C. De Vera: PECE no. 567
• Engr. Georamil A. Maquinto: PECE no. 580
• Michael D. Dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108
• Ronald Parumog: 93-1PNCR-7238
• Noli A. Reforma: 95-1PNCR-13447
• Elmer B. Claveria: 93-1PV-2173
• Ivan Thaddeus L. Banaag: 95-1PV-13531
• Orlando M. Lagarta: 93-1PNCR-6016
• Samuel D. Marbella: 96-1PV-16667
• Andres L. Valiente, Jr.: 96-1PHN-16941
• Adolfo M. Garay: 97-1PNCR-19107
• Randy L. Mariscotes: 97-1PNCR-19614
• Bienvenido Q. San Juan, Jr.: 94-1PNCR-12119
• Engr. Ronnie B. Sagad: ECE no. 46355
• Engr. Jayson T. Palma: ECE no. 46346
• Engr. Jose Paolo L. Garibay: ECE no. 54943
• Engr. Ronald V. Soriano: ECE no. 10346
• Engr. Amelito G. Reymudan: ECE no. 16356
• Engr. Abraham R. Aragon: ECE no. 63291
• Engr. Fer Jumina: ECE no. 38345
• Engr. Jonathan Baldo: ECE no. 6452
• Engr. Benjamin M. Jaim, Jr.: ECE no. 5565
• Engr. Erwin T. Tumulak: ECE no. 12802
• Engr. Narciso V. Bernante: ECE no. 23782
• Rene O. Agravante: 93-1PV-5715
• Nestor Magbo-o: 94-1PNCR-9854
• Dioskoro Billon: 92-1PHN-758
• Jan D. Vicente: 97-1PNCR-19248
• Jergen V. Millena: 99-1PHN-2157
• Febwin E. Villaceran: 07-1PHN-23472
• Jake M. Serrano: 08-1PNCR-23545
• Omar Cruz: 99-1PNCR-23981
• Anthony J. Barbonio: 09-1PNCR-23024
• Arnold G. Cabran: 11-1PHN-24625
• Julius Mark Aragona: 17-1PNCR-20865
• Chester Louie Banzuela: 17-1PNCR-2684
• Rafael Bartoquillo: 14-1PNCR-26670
• Reynaldo E. Pagador: 15-1PNCR-26810

ABS-CBN Channel 2 programming can also be seen at the following stations:

• TV 32 Dagupan
• TV 46 Alaminos
• TV 30 La Union
• TV 11 Bangued
• TV 3 Baguio
• TV 11 Mountain Province
• TV 7 Laoag
• TV 11 Vigan
• TV 34 Bantay, Ilocos Sur
• TV 2 Isabela
• TV 11 Batanes
• TV 3 Tuguegarao
• TV 9 Aparri
• TV 11 Bayombong
• DTV 34 Tarlac
• DTV 34 Bulacan
• TV 46 Pampanga
• TV 12 Olongapo
• TV 13 Botolan
• TV 22 Bataan
• TV 40 Jala-jala, Rizal
• TV 46 San Pablo
• TV 10 Batangas
• TV 11 Occidental Mindoro
• TV 21 Calapan
• TV 7 Puerto Princessa
• TV-10 Sofronio Española, Palawan
• TV-12 Taytay, Palawan
• TV-21 Brooke's Point
• TV 7 Catanduanes
• TV 7 Sorsogon
• TV 11 Naga
• TV 4 Legazpi
• TV 10 Tabaco
• TV 7 Catanduanes
• TV 7 Sorsogon
• TV 10 Masbate
• TV 4 Bacolod
• TV 40 Murcia, Negros Occidental
• TV 9 Kalibo
• TV 3 Cebu
• TV 9 Bohol
• TV 12 Dumaguete
• TV 7 Siquijor
• TV 2 Tacloban
• TV __ Ormoc
• TV 10 Calbayog
• TV 7 Catbalogan
• TV 7 Catarman
• TV 38 Borongan
• TV __ Biliran
• TV 3 Zamboanga
• TV 2 Cagayan de Oro
• TV 4 Iligan
• TV 2 Bukidnon
• TV 4 Davao
• TV 24 Mati
• TV __ Nabunturan
• TV 4 Panabo
• TV 3 General Santos
• TV 5 Cotabato
• TV 11 Butuan

Programs telecast on the station may not be used for any purpose except exhibition at time of their broadcast on receivers in places where no admission, cover or mechanical operating charges are made.

This is ABS-CBN Corporation Channel 2, in the service of the Filipino. Now signing on / off.

Ladies and Gentlemen, in a few seconds, we will be now on our simultaneous nationwide satellite broadcast. Please stand by.

Independence Day 2004 Campaign: “Medyo maraming problema. Magkaisa muna. Iwagayway ang bandilang Pilipino sa inyong tahanan at sasakyan.”

Note: This was the station notice, where former PTV engineers Romer S. dela Cruz and Norvil Qoheleth E. Contado, former TV5 First Class Radio Telephone Operator Febwin Villaceran, DZMM 630 Transmitter Technicians Ronald Parumog, Noli A. Reforma, Fer Jumina and Jonathan Baldo, DWRR 101.9 Transmitter Technicians Nestor Magboo and Dioskoro Billon and DZAS Transmitter Technicians Raymundo Cristobal, Julius Mark Aragona, Chester Louie Banzuela, Rafael Bartoquillo and Reynaldo Pagador was first mentioned.

Note: Due to launch of this station message, ABS-CBN 2 replaced the video of the Philippine National Anthem produced by ABS-CBN Corporation (2013) due to its copyright infringement with version produced by Production Village Corporation, DYR-Alcantara and Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) (Centennial version) (1998).

PTV

2012-2013

This is the People’s Television Network, Inc. (PTNI) with studios and transmitter located at the Broadcast Complex, Visayas Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, broadcasting with a power of 50,000 watts, duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.

People’s Television Network, Inc. is operated and maintained by duly licensed Electronics and Communications Engineer:

• Ferdinand B. Halog: ECE # 21297

and 1st Class Radio/Telephone Operators:

• Freddie B. Binonggon: Lic # 99-1PHN-21413 
• Derick B. Bornilia: Lic # 99-1PHN-24018
• Ramon C. Ciervo: Lic # 3687-R-87 
• Cyril F. Collao: Lic # 98-1PHN-21229
• Ricky S. Galeza: Lic # 95-1PNCR-14083
• Cashmere A. Balisa: Lic # 07-1PHN-23379 (Digital TX)

The People's Television Network Inc. serves the entire nation simulcast through its provincial stations:

• PTV 4 Manila
• PTV 8 Baguio
• PTV 4 Laoag
• PTV 4 Vigan
• PTV 11 Tuguegarao
• PTV 4 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• PTV 4 Goa
• PTV 4 Naga
• PTV 8 Legaspi
• PTV 4 Catanduanes
• PTV 2 Guimaras
• PTV 2 Bacolod
• PTV 11 Cebu
• PTV 8 Tacloban
• PTV 12 Calbayog
• PTV 10 Dumaguete
• PTV 7 Zamboanga
• PTV 7 Jolo
• PTV 11 Sibugay
• PTV 11 Dipolog
• PTV 11 Davao
• PTV 9 Butuan
• PTV 8 Kidapawan
• PTV 8 Agusan Del Sur
• PTV 8 Marawi
• PTV 11 Pagadian
• PTV 27 Cagayan de Oro
• PTV 8 Cotabato
• PTV 5 General Santos

The People's Television Network Inc. is now signing on/off.

All programs shown on this station were previewed and approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board.

2013-2014

This is People’s Television Network, Inc. (PTNI) with studios and transmitter located at Broadcast Complex, Visayas Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, broadcasting with a power of 50,000 watts, duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.

People’s Television Network, Inc. is operated and maintained by duly licensed Electronics and Communications Engineer:

• Ferdinand B. Halog: ECE # 21297

1st Class Radio/Telephone Operators:

• Freddie B. Binonggon: Lic # 99-1PHN-21413 
• Derick B. Bornilia: Lic # 99-1PHN-24018
• Ramon C. Ciervo: Lic # 3687-R-87 
• Cyril F. Collao: Lic # 98-1PHN-21229
• Ricky S. Galeza: Lic # 95-1PNCR-14083
• Cashmere A. Balisa: Lic # 07-1PHN-23379 (Digital TX)

The People's Television Network Inc. serves the entire nation simulcast through its provincial stations:

• PTV 4 Manila
• PTV 8 Baguio
• PTV 4 Laoag
• PTV 4 Vigan
• PTV 11 Tuguegarao
• PTV 4 Goa
• PTV 4 Naga
• PTV 8 Legaspi
• PTV 4 Catanduanes
• PTV 4 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• PTV 2 Guimaras
• PTV 2 Bacolod
• PTV 11 Cebu
• PTV 8 Tacloban
• PTV 12 Calbayog
• PTV 10 Dumaguete
• PTV 7 Zamboanga
• PTV 7 Jolo
• PTV 11 Sibugay
• PTV 11 Dipolog
• PTV 11 Davao
• PTV 9 Butuan
• PTV 8 Kidapawan
• PTV 8 Agusan Del Sur
• PTV 8 Marawi
• PTV 11 Pagadian
• PTV 27 Cagayan de Oro
• PTV 8 Cotabato
• PTV 5 General Santos

NOW SIGNING ON/OFF

All programs shown on this station were previewed and approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board.

2014-2015

This is People’s Television Network, Inc. (PTNI) with studios and transmitter located at Broadcast Complex, Visayas Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, broadcasting with a power of 50,000 watts, duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.

People’s Television Network, Inc. is operated and maintained by duly licensed Electronics and Communications Engineers:

• Ferdinand B. Halog - ECE#21297
• Lawrence V. Follosco - ECE#50206
• Romer S. dela Cruz - ECE#43124
• Norvil Qoheleth E. Contado - ECE#53505

1st Class Radio/Telephone Operators:

• Freddie B. Binonggon: Lic#99-1PHN-21413 
• Derick B. Bornilia: Lic#99-1PHN-24018 
• Ramon C. Ciervo: Lic#3687-R-87 
• Cyril F. Collao: Lic#98-GOC-21229 
• Ricky S. Galeza: Lic#95-1PNCR-14083 
• Lodgie I. Villaflor: 93-1PNCR-6631 

The People's Television Network Inc. serves the entire nation simulcast through its provincial stations:

• PTV 4 Manila
• PTV 8 Baguio
• PTV 4 Laoag
• PTV 4 Vigan
• PTV 11 Tuguegarao
• PTV 4 Goa
• PTV 8 Naga
• PTV 8 Legazpi
• PTV 4 Catanduanes
• PTV 4 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• PTV 2 Guimaras
• PTV 2 Bacolod
• PTV 11 Cebu
• PTV 8 Tacloban
• PTV 12 Calbayog
• PTV 10 Dumaguete
• PTV 7 Zamboanga
• PTV 7 Jolo
• PTV 11 Sibugay
• PTV 11 Dipolog
• PTV 11 Davao
• PTV 9 Butuan
• PTV 8 Kidapawan
• PTV 8 Agusan del Sur
• PTV 8 Marawi
• PTV 11 Pagadian
• PTV 27 Cagayan de Oro
• PTV 8 Cotabato
• PTV 5 General Santos

Now Signing On/Off

All programs shown on this station were previewed and approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board.

2014

This is People’s Television Network, Inc. (PTNI) with studios and transmitter located at Broadcast Complex, Visayas Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, broadcasting with a power of 50,000 watts, duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.

People’s Television Network, Inc. is operated and maintained by duly licensed Electronics and Communications Engineers:

• Ferdinand B. Halog - ECE#21297
• Lawrence V. Follosco - ECE#50206
• Romer S. dela Cruz - ECE#43124
• Norvil Qoheleth E. Contado - ECE#53505

1st Class Radio/Telephone Operators:

• Freddie B. Binonggon: Lic#99-1PHN-21413 
• Derick B. Bornilia: Lic#99-1PHN-24018 
• Ramon C. Ciervo: Lic#3687-R-87 
• Cyril F. Collao: Lic#98-GOC-21229 
• Ricky S. Galeza: Lic#95-1PNCR-14083 
• Lodgie I. Villaflor: 93-1PNCR-6631 

The People's Television Network Inc. serves the entire nation simulcast through its provincial stations:

• PTV 4 Manila
• PTV 8 Baguio
• PTV 4 Laoag
• PTV 4 Vigan
• PTV 11 Tuguegarao
• PTV 4 Goa
• PTV 4 Naga
• PTV 8 Legazpi
• PTV 4 Catanduanes
• PTV 4 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• PTV 2 Guimaras
• PTV 2 Bacolod
• PTV 11 Cebu
• PTV 8 Tacloban
• PTV 12 Calbayog
• PTV 10 Dumaguete
• PTV 7 Zamboanga
• PTV 7 Jolo
• PTV 11 Sibugay
• PTV 11 Dipolog
• PTV 11 Davao
• PTV 9 Butuan
• PTV 8 Kidapawan
• PTV 8 Agusan del Sur
• PTV 8 Marawi
• PTV 11 Pagadian
• PTV 27 Cagayan de Oro
• PTV 8 Cotabato
• PTV 5 General Santos

Now Signing On/Off

All programs shown on this station were previewed and approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board.

2016-2017

This is People’s Television Network, Inc. (PTNI) with studios and transmitter located at Broadcast Complex, Visayas Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, broadcasting with a power of 50,000 watts, duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.

People’s Television Network, Inc. is operated and maintained by duly licensed Electronics and Communications Engineers:

• Romer S. dela Cruz - ECE#43124
• Lawrence V. Follosco - ECE#50206

1st Class Radio/Telephone Operators:

• Freddie B. Binonggon: Lic#99-1PHN-21413 
• Derick B. Bornilia: Lic#99-1PHN-24018 
• Ramon C. Ciervo: Lic#3687-R-87 
• Cyril F. Collao: Lic#98-GOC-21229 
• Ricky S. Galeza: Lic#95-1PNCR-14083 
• Lodgie I. Villaflor: 93-1PNCR-6631 

The People's Television Network Inc. serves the entire nation simulcast through its provincial stations:

• PTV 4 Manila
• PTV 8 Baguio
• PTV 4 Laoag
• PTV 4 Vigan
• PTV 11 Tuguegarao
• PTV 4 Goa
• PTV 4 Naga
• PTV 8 Legazpi
• PTV 4 Catanduanes
• PTV 4 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• PTV 2 Guimaras
• PTV 11 Cebu
• PTV 8 Tacloban
• PTV 12 Calbayog
• PTV 10 Dumaguete
• PTV 7 Zamboanga
• PTV 11 Sibugay
• PTV 11 Dipolog
• PTV 11 Davao
• PTV 9 Butuan
• PTV 8 Kidapawan
• PTV 8 Agusan del Sur
• PTV 8 Marawi
• PTV 11 Pagadian
• PTV 8 Cotabato
• PTV 5 General Santos

Now Signing On/Off

All programs shown on this station were previewed and approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board.

2017

This is People's Television Network, Inc. (PTNI) with studios and transmitter located at Broadcast Complex, Visayas Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, broadcasting with a power of 50,000 watts, duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.

People's Television Network, Inc. is operated and maintained by duly licensed Electronics and Communications Engineers:

• Romer S. dela Cruz - ECE#43124
• Lawrence V. Follosco - ECE#50206

1st Class Radio/Telephone Operators:

• Freddie B. Binonggon: Lic#99-1PHN-21413
• Derick B. Bornilia: Lic#99-1PHN-24018
• Ramon C. Ciervo: Lic#15-1PNCR-26811
• Cyril F. Collao: Lic#98-GOC-21229
• Ricky S. Galeza: Lic#95-1PNCR-14083
• Lodgie I. Villaflor: Lic#93-1PNCR-6631

The People's Television Network Inc. serves the entire nation simulcast through its provincial stations:

• PTV 4 Manila
• PTV 4 Laoag
• PTV 4 Vigan
• PTV 11 Tuguegarao
• PTV 8 Baguio
• PTV 4 Goa
• PTV 4 Naga
• PTV 8 Legaspi
• PTV 4 Catanduanes
• PTV 4 Palawan
• PTV 11 Cebu
• PTV 2 Guimaras
• PTV 2 Bacolod
• PTV 10 Dumaguete
• PTV 8 Tacloban
• PTV 12 Calbayog
• PTV 7 Zamboanga
• PTV 7 Jolo
• PTV 11 Sibugay
• PTV 11 Dipolog
• PTV 11 Davao
• PTV 9 Butuan
• PTV 8 Kidapawan
• PTV 8 Agusan del Sur
• PTV 8 Marawi
• PTV 11 Pagadian
• PTV 27 Cagayan de Oro
• PTV 8 Cotabato
• PTV 5 General Santos
• PTV 48 Davao Del Norte

Now Signing On/Off

All programs shown on this station were previewed and approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board.

June 28, 2017-July 12, 2018 with PTV Para Sa Bayan Theme 2017

This is People's Television Network, Inc. (PTNI) with studios and transmitter located at Broadcast Complex, Visayas Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, broadcasting with a power of 60,000 watts, duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.

People's Television Network, Inc. is operated and maintained by duly licensed Electronics and Communications Engineers:

• Alexander V. Paredes: PECE No. 771
• Romer S. dela Cruz: ECE No. 43124
• Lawrence V. Follosco: ECE No. 50206

1st Class Radio/Telephone Operators:

• Freddie B. Binonggon: Lic#99-1PHN-21413
• Derick B. Bornilia: Lic#99-1PHN-24018
• Ramon C. Ciervo: Lic#15-1PNCR-26811
• Cyril F. Collao: Lic#98-GOC-21229
• Ricky S. Galeza: Lic#95-1PNCR-14083
• Lodgie I. Villaflor: Lic#93-1PNCR-6631

The People's Television Network Inc. serves the entire nation simulcast through its provincial stations:

• PTV 4 Manila
• PTV 8 Baguio
• PTV 4 Laoag
• PTV 4 Vigan
• PTV 11 Tuguegarao
• PTV 4 Goa
• PTV 4 Naga
• PTV 8 Legazpi
• PTV 4 Catanduanes
• PTV 4 Palawan
• PTV 2 Guimaras
• PTV 2 Bacolod
• PTV 12 Calbayog
• PTV 8 Tacloban
• PTV 11 Cebu
• PTV 10 Dumaguete
• PTV 9 Butuan
• PTV 8 Agusan del Sur
• PTV 27 Cagayan de Oro
• PTV 11 Dipolog
• PTV 11 Pagadian
• PTV 11 Sibugay
• PTV 48 Davao del Norte
• PTV 8 Marawi
• PTV 11 Davao
• PTV 5 General Santos
• PTV 7 Zamboanga
• PTV 8 Kidapawan
• PTV 8 Cotabato
• PTV 7 Jolo

Now Signing On/Off

All programs shown on this station were previewed and approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board.

July 13, 2018-May 23, 2020 with PTV Kasama Mo, Para Sa Bayan Theme 2018

DISCLAIMER (W/O VOICE-OVER): The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily state or reflect those of the management and the network. Furthermore, the views and opinions of the guest do not reflect those of the hosts, the show, the management and the network.


This is People's Television Network, Inc. (PTNI) with studios and transmitter located at Broadcast Complex, Visayas Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, broadcasting with a power of 50,000 watts, duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.

People's Television Network, Inc. is operated and maintained by duly licensed Electronics and Communications Engineers:

• Reyman G. Royo, Electronics Communication Engineer - ECE No.: 0064512
• Rankine Ivanger O. Pomoy, Electronics Communication Engineer - ECE No.: 0065998
• Marc Jayson S. Malicdem, Electronics Communication Technician - ECT No.: 0015218
• Harry D. Ortiz, Electronics Communication Technician - ECT No.: 0088541

With First Class Radio-Telephone Operators:

• Ramon C. Ciervo: License No. 15-1PNCR-26811
• Ricky S. Galeza: License No. 95-1PNCR-14083
• Domingo Torres: License No. 96-1PNCR-16938
• Ding B. Buano: License No. 96-1PNCR-17125
• Eric A. Bomoc: License No. 95-1PNCR-8382
• Emil D. Mendoza: License No. 93-1PNCR-4048
• Jesus A. Canoy: License No. 96-1PNCR-17401
• Frederick Belamala: License No. 97-1PNCR-20131
• Edwin M. Rodridor: License No. 2K-1PNCR-24481
• Freddie B. Binoggon: License No. 99-1PHN-21413
• Derick B. Bornilla: License No. 99-1PHN-24018
• Rowel D. Mabaque: License No. 94-1PX-10935
• Robert H. Gimongue: License No. 93-1PX-3135
• Remie C. Clemeña: License No. 95-1PX-13493

The People's Television Network Inc. serves the entire nation simulcast through its provincial stations:

• PTV 4 Manila
• PTV 8 Baguio
• PTV 4 Laoag
• PTV 4 Vigan
• PTV 11 Tuguegarao
• PTV 4 Goa
• PTV 4 Naga
• PTV 8 Legazpi
• PTV 4 Catanduanes
• PTV 4 Palawan
• PTV 2 Guimaras
• PTV 2 Bacolod
• PTV 12 Calbayog
• PTV 8 Tacloban
• PTV 11 Cebu
• PTV 10 Dumaguete
• PTV 9 Butuan
• PTV 8 Agusan del Sur
• PTV 27 Cagayan de Oro
• PTV 11 Dipolog
• PTV 11 Pagadian
• PTV 11 Sibugay
• PTV 48 Davao del Norte
• PTV 8 Marawi
• PTV 11 Davao
• PTV 5 General Santos
• PTV 7 Zamboanga
• PTV 8 Kidapawan
• PTV 8 Cotabato
• PTV 7 Jolo

Now Signing On/Off

All programs shown on this station were previewed and approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board.

May 21, 2020-present with PTV Para Sa Bayan Theme 2018

DISCLAIMER (W/O VOICE-OVER): The views and opinions expressed by the hosts do not necessarily state or reflect those of the management and the network. Furthermore, the views and opinions of the guest do not reflect those of the hosts, the show, the management and the network.

This is the People's Television Network, Inc. DWGT-TV Channel 4.

PTV is a government television station broadcasting with a power of 50,000 watts authorized by Permit No. BSD-0713-2016 (REN) issued by the National Telecommunications Commission vaild until December 31, 2020.

PTV studios and transmitter located at Broadcast Complex, Visayas Avenue, Diliman, Quezon City, Republic of the Philippines.

PTV Enginerring is headed by ENGINEER ALEXANDER M. PONCIO, Officer-in-Charge.

PTV Transmission Engineering personnel is composed of Electronics Engineers, Technicians and First Class Radio Telephone Operators duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Ramon C. Ciervo: 15-1PNCR-26811
• Reyman G. Royo, Electronics Engineer No. 0064512
• Rankine Ivanger O. Pomoy, Electronics Engineer No. 0065998
• Marc Jayson S. Malicdem, Electronics Technician No. 0015218
• Harry D. Ortiz, Electronics Technician No. 0088541
• Ricky S. Galeza: 95-1PNCR-14083
• Freddie B. Binoggon: 99-1PHN-21413
• Derick B. Bornilla: 99-1PHN-24018

The People's Television Network Inc. serves the entire nation simulcast through its provincial stations:

• DTV-42 - PTV Manila
• TV-8 - PTV Cordillera
• TV-4 - PTV Vigan
• TV-4 - PTV Palawan
• TV-4 - PTV Naga
• DTV-46 - PTV Naga
• TV-4 - PTV Goa
• TV-8 - PTV Legazpi
• TV-5 - PTV Sorsogon
• TV-2 - PTV Guimaras
• TV-11 - PTV Cebu
• DTV-42 - PTV Cebu
• TV-10 - PTV Dumaguete
• TV-8 - PTV Tacloban
• TV-12 - PTV Calbayog
• TV-7 - PTV Zamboanga
• TV-11 - PTV Sibugay
• TV-11 - PTV Davao
• DTV-45 - PTV Davao
• TV-48 - Davao del Norte
• TV-8 - PTV Agusan Del Sur
• TV-8 - PTV Cotabato

This is PTV, now signing on / off.

ABC (1992-2010)

The ABC-5 Morning Offering and Evening Prayer: the prayers which is voiced over by Fr. James Reuter, and another lady voiceover… The Morning Prayer starts with “Dear God, thank you for having us a wonderful (day of the week)”

Fr. Larry Faraon and the late Fr. Jiggers Alejandrino led the AMEN Prayer at the sign-off of ABC-5.

pre-TV5 era when Lauds Morning Prayer and Vespers Evening Prayer produced by Jesuit Communications (JESCOM) and a prayer for healing with Fr. Fernando Suarez was also aired since 2007-2008

This is the Associated Broadcasting Company, DWET-TV.

ABC is a commercial broadcast station, authorized by the National Telecommunications Commission with licensed number _________, to expire on (Date of License).

The ABC transmitter and studio complex are located at the 762 Quirino Highway, San Bartolome, Novaliches, Quezon City.

ABC is authorized to operate from 6:00 AM to 1:00 AM with the power of 40 kilowatts.

This station is operated the following personnel, duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.

Ladies and Gentlemen this is the Associated Broadcasting Company, DWET-TV is now Signing on/off.

TV5

2010-2011

This is TV5 DWET-TV.

TV5 is a commercial broadcast station authorized by the National Telecommunications Commission with license number BSD-0016-2009 (MOD) to expire on November 21, 2011.

TV5 transmitter and studio complex are located at 762 Quirino Highway, San Bartolome, Novaliches, Quezon City.

TV5 is authorized to operate from 6 AM to 1 AM with a power of 60 kilowatts.

TV5 Engineering is headed by

• Rodrigo V. Carandang, Professional Electronics Engineer (PECE) with license # 0000005

issued by the Professional Regulation Commission.

This station is operated and maintained by the following personnel duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission and the Professional Regulation Comission:

First Class Radio Telephone Operators

• Vincente L. Pagaran Jr.: with NTC Reg. # 94-1PNCR-10604
• Crisanto L. Borja: with NTC Reg. # 93-1PHN-6163
• Raymundo Q. Aningat: with NTC Reg. # 93-1TNCR-1014
• Ernesto B. Barrientos: with NTC Reg. # 95-1PHN-12692
• Fredrick B. Villamor: with NTC Reg. # 92-1PNCR-316
• Febwin E. Villaceran: with NTC Reg. # 07-1PHN-23472
• And Eugene N. delos Angeles: with ECE Reg. # 0011077

Ladies and Gentlemen, TV5 DWET-TV is now signing on/off.

2011-2012

This is TV5 DWET-TV.

TV5 is a commercial broadcast station authorized by the National Telecommunications Commission with license number BSD-0016-2009 (MOD) 0336 to expire on November 21, 2014.

TV5 transmitter and studio complex are located at the 762 Quirino Highway, San Bartolome, Novaliches, Quezon City.

TV5 operates from 4AM to 1AM with a power of 60 kilowatts.

TV5 Engineering is headed by following Professional Electronics Engineers:

• Rodrigo V. Carandang: PECE No. 0000005
• Hernando C. Manoguid: PECE No. 0000423

TV5 transmitter is operated and maintained by the following Electronics Engineers and First Class Radiotelephone Operators duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Nelson Q. Ballo: ECE No. 0011459
• Russell P. Santos: ECE No. 0022533
• Danilo P. Ano-os: 93-1PVII-2513
• Gerald B. Cabarillos: 99-1PHN-21563
• Adolfo M. Garay: 97-1PNCR-19107
• Jake M. Serrano: 08-1PNCR-23545
• Paul Bryan I. Manahan: 09-1PCAR-23721

Ladies and Gentlemen, TV5 DWET-TV is now signing on/off.

2012-2015

This is TV5 DWET-TV.

TV5 is a commercial broadcast station authorized by the National Telecommunications Commission with license number BSD-0016-2009 (MOD) 0336 to expire on November 21, 2014.

TV5 transmitter is located at the 762 Quirino Highway, San Bartolome, Novaliches, Quezon City.

TV5 operates from 4 AM to 1 AM with a power of 60 kilowatts.

TV5 Engineering is headed by following Professional Electronics Engineers:

• Rodrigo V. Carandang: PECE No. 0000005
• Hernando C. Manoguid: PECE No. 0000423

TV5 transmitter is operated and maintained by the following Electronics Engineers and First Class Radiotelephone Operators duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Armando G. Armada: 95-1PNCR-13661
• Danilo P. Anoos: 93-1PVII-2513
• Russell P. Santos: ECE No. 0022533
• Adolfo M. Garay: 97-1PNCR-19107
• Robert A. Espano: 2K-1PHN-24096

Ladies and Gentlemen, TV5 DWET-TV is now signing on/off.

2015-2020

Script Version

This is TV5, DWET-TV.

TV5 is a commercial broadcast station authorized by the National Telecommunications Commission with license number BSD-0012-2014 (REN) 0864 to expire on November 21, 2017.

TV5 transmitter is located at 762 Quirino Highway, San Bartolome, Novaliches, Quezon City.

TV5 studio complex is located along Reliance Street, corner Sheridan Street, Buayang Bato, Mandaluyong City.

TV5 operates with a transmitter power of 60 kilowatts.

TV5 Network Engineering is headed by:

• Rodrigo V. Carandang: PECE No. 0000005

TV5 Transmission Engineering Personnel are duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

Professional Electronics Engineer:

• Hernando C. Manoguid: PECE No. 0000423

Electronics Engineers:

• Marjohn B. Layugan: ECE No. 0042867
• Brian Carlo Villar: ECE No. 0058431

First Class Radio Telephone Operators:

• Armando G. Armada: 95-1PNCR-13661
• Danilo P. Anoos: 93-1PVII-2513
• Adolfo M. Garay: 97-1PNCR-19107
• Robert A. Españo: 2K-1PHN-24096

TV5 programs are seen nationwide via TV5 and affiliate stations:

TV5 Stations:

• Channel 5 Metro Manila
• Channel 2 Laoag
• Channel 28 Baguio
• Channel 32 Bacolod
• Channel 21 Cebu
• Channel 21 Cagayan de Oro
• Channel 2 Davao
• Channel 12 General Santos

Affiliate Stations:

• Channel 32 Vigan
• Channel 25 Santiago
• Channel 28 Baler
• Channel 24 Tarlac
• Channel 22 Olongapo
• Channel 44 Batangas
• Channel 50 Calapan
• Channel 22 Naga
• Channel 6 Legazpi
• Channel 47 Sorsogon
• Channel 9 Puerto Princesa
• Channel 25 Boracay
• Channel 36 Guimaras
• Channel 4 Tacloban
• Channel 34 Malaybalay
• Channel 48 Oroquieta
• Channel 10 Marawi
• Channel 11 Zamboanga

Ladies and Gentlemen, TV5 DWET-TV is now signing on / off.

Voice Version

This is TV5, DWET-TV.

TV5 is a commercial broadcast station, authorized by the National Telecommunications Commission with licensed number BSD-0016-2014 (MOD) 0864 to expire on November 21, 2017.

TV5 transmitter is located at 762 Quirino Highway, San Bartolome, Novaliches, Quezon City.

TV5 studio complex is located along Reliance corner Sheridan Streets, Barangka Ilaya, Mandaluyong City.

TV5 operates with the transmitting power of 60 kilowatts.

TV5 Network Engineering is headed by Rodrigo V. Carandang, PECE No. 000005

TV5 Transmission Engineering Personnel is duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission:

Professional Electronics Engineer:

• Hernando C. Manoguid: PECE No. 0000423

Electronics Engineers:

• Marjohn B. Layugan: ECE No. 0042867
• Brian Carlo Villar: ECE No. 0058431

and First Class Radio Telephone Operators:

• Armando G. Armada: 95-1PNCR-13661
• Danilo P. Anoos: 93-1PVII-2513
• Adolfo M. Garay: 97-1PNCR-19107

and

• Robert A. Espano: 2K-1PHN-24096

TV5 programs are seen nationwide via TV5 and Affiliate Stations.

TV5 Stations:

• Channel 5 – Metro Manila
• Channel 2 – Laoag
• Channel 28 – Baguio
• Channel 32 – Bacolod
• Channel 21 – Cebu
• Channel 21 – Cagayan de Oro
• Channel 2 – Davao
• Channel 12 – General Santos

Affiliate Stations are:

• Channel 32 – Vigan
• Channel 25 – Santiago
• Channel 39 – Tuguegarao
• Channel 28 – Baler
• Channel 24 – Tarlac
• Channel 22 – Olongapo
• Channel 51 – Rizal
• Channel 44 – Batangas
• Channel 50 – Calapan
• Channel 22 – Naga
• Channel 6 – Legaspi
• Channel 47 – Sorsogon
• Channel 9 – Puerto Princesa
• Channel 25 – Boracay
• Channel 36 – Guimaras
• Channel 4 – Tacloban
• Channel 34 – Malaybalay
• Channel 48 – Oroquieta
• Channel 13 – Butuan
• Channel 10 – Marawi
• Channel 11 – Zamboanga

Ladies and Gentlemen, TV5, DWET-TV is now signing on/off.

May 13, 2020 - present (voiced by Michael Knight Borricano) with TV5 Kapatid Theme 2015 (Instrumental version)

ANNOUNCEMENT: (W/O VOICE-OVER): Any comments, suggestions and objections to the contents of the proceeding programs may be referred to the commissioner of the National Telecommunications Commission, VIBAL Building, EDSA, Q.C. or the NTC regional offices & the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas.

This is TV5 DWET-TV.

TV5 is a commercial broadcast station authorized by the National Telecommunications Commission with license number BSD-0107-2017 (REN) 1466 to expire on November 21, 2020.

TV5 Transmitter is located at 762 Quirino Highway, San Bartolome, Novaliches, Quezon City.

TV5 Studio complex is located along Reliance St., corner Sheridan St., Buayang Bato, Mandaluyong City.

TV5 operates with a transmitter power of 60 kilowatts.

TV5 Network Engineering is headed by:

• Rodrigo V. Carandang -- PECE No. 0000005

TV5 Transmission Engineering personnel are duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

Professional Electronics Engineer:

• Hernando C. Manoguid -- PECE No. 0000423

Electronics Engineers:

• Kenneth E. Solon - ECE No. 0059715
• Angelo J. Mora - ECE No. 0071783

First Class Radiotelephone Operators:

• Armando G. Armada -- 95-1PNCR-13661
• Robert A. Españo -- 2K-1PHN-24096

TV5 Programs are seen nationwide via TV5 and Affiliate stations:

TV5 Stations:

• Channel 5 Metro Manila
• Channel 2 Laoag
• Channel 28 Baguio
• Channel 32 Bacolod
• Channel 21 Cebu
• Channel 21 Cagayan de Oro
• Channel 2 Davao
• Channel 12 General Santos

Affiliate Stations:

• Channel 32 Vigan
• Channel 25 Santiago
• Channel 28 Baler
• Channel 24 Tarlac
• Channel 22 Olongapo
• Channel 44 Batangas
• Channel 50 Calapan
• Channel 22 Naga
• Channel 6 Legazpi
• Channel 47 Sorsogon
• Channel 9 Puerto Princesa
• Channel 25 Boracay
• Channel 36 Guimaras
• Channel 4 Tacloban
• Channel 34 Malaybalay
• Channel 48 Oroquieta
• Channel 10 Marawi
• Channel 11 Zamboanga

TV5 DWET-TV is now signing on/off.

One TV

January 4, 2021-Upcoming (as One TV) (voiced by Laila "Chikadora" Pangilinan) with One TV Kapatid Theme 2020 (Instrumental version)

ANNOUNCEMENT: (W/O VOICE-OVER): Any comments, suggestions and objections to the contents of the proceeding programs may be referred to the commissioner of the National Telecommunications Commission, VIBAL Building, EDSA, Q.C. or the NTC regional offices & the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas.

This is One TV, DWET-TV Channel 5, A commercial television station transmitting on a 120-Kilowatt effective radiated power. with permit number BSD-0053-2017 (REN) authorizing this station to operate until November 21, 2020.

Channel 5 transmitter is located at 762 Quirino Highway, San Bartolome, Novaliches, Quezon City.

Channel 5 studio complex is located along Reliance corner Sheridan Street, Buayang Bato, Mandaluyong City.

Channel 5 Engineering is headed under the supervision of an Electronics and Communication Engineer duly licenced by the Professional Regulations Commission:

• Rodrigo V. Carandang: PECE # 0000005

and carried out by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission:

• Hernando C. Manoguid: PECE # 423
• George Dela Cruz: PECE No. 144
• Edward Benedict V. Galang: PECE No. 390
• Gilbert N. Palerasho: ECE No. 0052538
• Marjohn B. Layugan: ECE No. 0042867
• Brian Carlo Villar: ECE No. 0058431
• Ricky Calubayan: ECE No. 0063313
• Marlon John Prago: ECT No. 0000217
• Armando G. Armada: 95-1PNCR-13661
• Danilo P. Añoos: 93-1PVII-2513
• Donald V. Penafiel: 93-1PIII-7334
• Perfecto S. Dayao: 93-1PNCR-4582
• Nick S. Anilao: 96-1PHN-28273
• Adolfo M. Garay: 97-1PNCR-19107
• Raffy Ronne M. Regala: 11-1PHN-23587
• Robert A. Españo: 2K-1PHN-24096

One TV programs are seen nationwide via One TV and affiliate stations.

One TV Stations:

• Channel 5 Metro Manila
• Channel 2 Laoag
• Channel 28 Baguio
• Channel 32 Bacolod
• Channel 21 Cebu
• Channel 21 Cagayan de Oro
• Channel 2 Davao
• Channel 12 General Santos

Affiliate Stations:

• Channel 32 Vigan
• Channel 39 Tuguegarao
• Channel 25 Santiago
• Channel 28 Baler
• Channel 24 Tarlac
• Channel 22 Olongapo
• Channel 44 Batangas
• Channel 50 Oriental Mindoro
• Channel 9 Puerto Princesa, Palawan
• Channel 22 Naga
• Channel 6 Legazpi
• Channel 47 Sorsogon
• Channel 25 Boracay
• Channel 33 Roxas
• Channel 36 Guimaras
• Channel 4 Tacloban
• Channel 34 Malaybalay
• Channel 48 Oroquieta
• Channel 10 Marawi
• Channel 11 Zamboanga

Ladies and Gentlemen, One TV DWET-TV is now signing On/Off.

Note: The station message is used after the national anthem during sign on and again before the national anthem during sign off. This station message background is updated as of April 13, 2020

Note: This will be the first station notice of the network as a widescreen format.

Note: One TV replaced the video of the Philippine National Anthem produced by PCSO, OPS & PIA (2003) with version produced by Production Village Corporation, DYR-Alcantara and Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI) (Centennial version) (1998).

RPN

Voiced by Ernesto “Ernie” Angeles (1982-1989) and Andy Santillian (1994-2007)

This is RPN, the flagship television of the Radio Philippines Network, Inc.

Our Studios are located at Broadcast City, Old Balara, Capitol Hills, Diliman, Quezon City and our transmitter is located at Panay Avenue, Quezon City.

DZKB-TV a commercial TV station with the power of 50-kilowatts transmitting power, authorized under licensed number (Number of Licensed) by the National Telecommunications Commission effective on (date) valid until to (date).

This Station is operated and maintain by the following Radio Engineers and Operators.

RPN is now signing on / off.

May 15, 2013-January 1, 2016 (voiced by RJ Celdran)

This is RPN, the flagship VHF television station of Radio Philippines Network Inc. with transmitter is located at Panay Avenue, South Triangle, Quezon City.

DZKB-TV is a commercial TV station with a power of 50 kilowatts under license number BSD-0675-2002 (REN), granted by the National Telecommunications Commission and valid from January 1, 2012 to December 31, 2014.

This station is operated and maintained by the following engineers and technicians duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.

• Reynadlo A. Allarde - Professional Electronics Engineer # 27
• John Achilles J. Denna - Electronics Engineer # 41724
• Joar C. Malnegro - Electronics Engineer # 11753
• Joseph Vincent G. Gano - Electronics Engineer # 47734
• Elmer Anthony E. Castillo - Electronics Engineer # 50506
• Juan Paulo B. Ballaran - Electronics Engineer # 50994
• Eduardo S. Castillo - Electronics Engineer # 50435
• Gerald B. Cabrillos - 99-1PHN-21563
• Roderick M. Luna - 92-1PNCR-1464
• Paulo Bryan I. Manahan - 09-1PCAR-23721

RPN is now signing on/off.

January 2, 2016-January 1, 2019 (voiced by Bong Aportadera a.k.a Sonny B)

ANNOUNCEMENT: (W/O VOICE-OVER): Any comments, suggestions and objections to the contents of the proceeding programs may be referred to the commissioner of the National Telecommunications Commission, VIBAL Bldg., EDSA, Q.C. or the NTC regional offices & the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas.

This is RPN, the flagship VHF Television of Radio Philippines Network Inc. RPN studio and transmitter are located at Panay Avenue, South Triangle, Quezon City.

DZKB-TV is a commercial TV station with a power of 50 Kilowatts under License No. BSD-0042-2015 (REN) grant by the National Telecommunications Commission effective on January 1, 2015 valid until December 31, 2017.

This station is operated and maintained by the following Engineers and Technicians duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and National Telecommunications Commission.

• Reynaldo A. Allarde – Professional Electronics Engr. No.: 27
• John Achilles J. Denna – Electronics Engr. No.: 41724
• Joar C. Malnegro – Electronics Engr. No: 11753
• Joseph Vincent G. Cano – Electronics Engr. No.: 47734
• Juan Paulo B. Ballaran – Electronics Engr. No.: 50994
• Eduardo S. Castillo, Jr. – Electronics Engr. No.: 50435
• Carlo Ian A. De Guzman – Electronics Engr. No.: 48462
• Jan Ronel L. Montejo – Electronics Engr. No.: 41647
• Kevin C. Frias – Electronics Engr. No.: 56196
• David Jessof I. Ballesteros – Electronics Engr. No.: 57378
• Gerald B. Cabrillos – 99-1PHN-21563
• Roderick M. Luna – 92-1PNCR-1464
• Ariel C. Briones – 14-1PCAR-26751
• Jimann Kiven E. Galicano – 14-1PCAR-26752

RPN is now signing on/off.

August 1, 2018 [Current/Present] (CNN Philippines) (Voiced by Claude Torres)

ANNOUNCEMENT: (W/O VOICE-OVER): Any comments, suggestions and objections to the contents of the proceeding programs may be referred to the commissioner of the National Telecommunications Commission, VIBAL Bldg., EDSA, Q.C. or the NTC regional offices & the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster sa Pilipinas.

This is RPN, the flagship VHF Television of Radio Philippines Network, Inc.

The RPN studio and transmitter are located at Panay Avenue, South Triangle, Quezon City.

DZKB-TV is a commercial TV station with a power of 50 Kilo-Watts under License No. BSD-0784-2017 (REN) granted by the National Telecommunications Commission effective on January 1, 2018 valid until December 31, 2020.

This station is operated and maintained by the following Engineers and Technicians duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and National Telecommunications Commission.

• Eugene C. Castro - Professional Electronics Engr. No. 808
• Chelou R. Pingol - Electronics Engr. No.: 6226
• Daniel Paolo Tengco - Electronics Engr. No.: 8997
• Jose R. Nuesca, Jr. - Electronics Engr. No.: 35110
• Joar C. Malnegro - Electronics Engr. No: 11753
• Joseph Vincent G. Cano - Electronics Engr. No.: 47734
• Carlo Ian A. De Guzman - Electronics Engr. No.: 48462
• Jan Ronel L. Montejo - Electronics Engr. No.: 41647
• David Jessof I. Ballesteros - Electronics Engr. No.: 57378
• Lloyd Jason Clark G. Nolasco - Electronics Engr. No.: 62174
• Roderick M. Luna - 92-1PNCR-1464
• Nover D. Pondenera - 13-1PNCR-23657
• Edgar Allan M. Abamo - 94-1PNCR-9593
• Edmund Langurayan - 98-1PNCR-21252
• Gerald B. Cabrillos - 99-1PHN-21563
• Gerardo Esmaquilan - 01-1PNCR-25425
• Whener N. Contegino - 01-1PHN-25494
• Ariel C. Briones - 14-1PCAR-26751
• Jimann Kiven E. Galicano - 14-1PCAR-26752

RPN programs are seen nationwide via RPN and affiliate stations:

RPN Stations:

• Channel 9 Metro Manila
• Channel 12 Baguio
• Channel 9 Batac
• Channel 9 Tuguegarao
• Channel 7 Bayombong
• Channel 5 Puerto Princesa
• Channel 10 Iriga
• Channel 2 Legazpi
• Channel 7 Roxas
• Channel 4 Iloilo
• Channel 8 Bacolod
• Channel 8 Dumaguete
• Channel 9 Cebu
• Channel 5 Tacloban
• Channel 5 Cagayan de Oro
• Channel 5 Zamboanga
• Channel 5 Dipolog
• Channel 5 Pagadian
• Channel 9 Ozamiz
• Channel 2 Butuan
• Channel 4 Surigao
• Channel 9 Davao
• Channel 10 Cotabato
• Channel 7 General Santos

Affiliate Stations:

• Channel 13 Dagupan
• Channel 26 Tarlac
• Channel 30 Pampanga

RPN is now signing on/off.

Note: This is the first station notice of the network as a widescreen format.

Note: This station message is used after the national anthem during sign-on and again before the national anthem during sign off this Background Updates on August 2018.

Note: RPN replacing the video of the Philippine National Anthem produced by Solar Television Network, Inc. as of (2013) with version produced by Armed Forces of the Philippines as of 1998.