[1] Before the official inauguration, the station installed its transmitters at Palácio do Bispo along with television sets to show the 1970 World Cup matches with a four-year delay, won by Brazil at the time.

Tufic Assmar, a businessman of Lebanese descent who was already working in the commercial sector, was invited to be director of the station.

[1] The station's first hire was journalist Pedro Paulo Menezes Campos Pereira, who, in addition to being a news anchor, presented the sports program A Bola é Nossa.

The broadcast was always on a one-day delay, as it depended on Bandeirantes' own tapes to be shown, and also affected the network's news programs.

[1] In 2010, Rede Amazônica regionalized the signals of each of the stations in their respective states, no longer relying on TV Amazonas in Manaus for its programming.