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With Skype, a webcam and a USB mic adaptor,
WKRN-TV can soon go live from anywhere with just what you see here.
On the right, television pioneer John Logie Baird's "Garrick Television and Wireless Console", his top of the line model for 1946 (a whole 150 guineas, only for the well-heeled).
The massive machine on the left is oldest surviving colour television in the world. It's a General Electric GE950 model, a strange hybrid of John Logie Baird's mechanical "colour wheel" system and the (to us) more common cathode ray tube, made as a prototype in 1946 in anticipation of a license for colour broadcasting in the US. The licensing didn't come until late 1950 so only a handful of these monsters were made, now residing in the Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh
Permission granted for journalism outlets and educational purposes. Not for commercial use. Must be credited. Photo courtesy of South Dakota Public Broadcasting. ©2023 SDPB | Dawn Sahli
Northwest Missouri State University’s student-led television station, KNWT, and radio station, KZLX, were named finalists in six award categories presented by two national student media associations during the fall of 2013. To read more, go to www.nwmissouri.edu/media/news/2013/10/03radio-tvawards.htm
Copyright © 2013 Artizan-Ni Tim Kingsley
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A few shots taken for work at the BBC
Sioux Falls & Brandon, Oct. 5-7. Permission granted for journalism outlets and educational purposes. Not for commercial use. Must be credited. Photo courtesy of South Dakota Public Broadcasting.
©2017 SDPB
Yleisradion työpajalla viimeistellään Sortavalan Yleisradioasemalle valmistettua vahvistuskenttää vuonna 1938. Kuvausajankohta arvioitu vuoden tarkkuudella.
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The old KXLA/44 tower. That's its antenna on top, directional toward the population centers below. Below that is the two-bay directional antenna of KPWR/105.9. The four baskets below that are the cavity-backed radiators of what was at this time KLSX/97.1. Both KPWR and KLSX had recently relocated up on Mt. Wilson from Flint Peak in Glendale, where they continue to maintain auxiliary transmitters. KLSX is now KAMP, and both stations are now on other towers, though as I write this (in 2020) these antennas remain on this tower though long since out of use. In fact I can find no licenses for stations here now. Data on the tower, which was built in 1972:
Site Elevation: 1741.3 meters (5713 ft)
Height of Structure: 82.6 meters (271 feet)
Overall Height Above Ground: 99.1 meters (325 feet)
Overall Height Above Mean Sea Level: 1840.4 meters (6038 feet)
Mouse over for more. Note that the only antenna here that was still in use is the cavity-backed collection. They carried KNX-FM from 2021 to 2026.
Sinclair Broadcasting is taking over many local television stations in order to spread propaganda, false news, and trump TV. TURNOFF10.com