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On the left is Antenna Structure Registration 1232157, better known as the Univision tower. Built here in the Mt. Alta section of Mt. Wilson in 2002, it is host to antennas for two TV stations: KMEX/34 and KFTR/46. There are no operating FM stations on this tower.
Two of the three antennas atop the tower are KMEX's/ (The second is an auxiliary one.) The other is KFTR's main. The three look nearly identical, but have different specs, other than antenna height: 956 m (3136 ft.) above average terrain and 98 m (322 ft.) above ground and 1838.6 m (6032 ft.) above sea level. All three are also directional in a broad wilting-tulip shape toward the northeast, into the mountains. (Not sure why.)
Details on the tower—
Site location: 34-13-36.1 N 118-4-2.3 W (NAD 83)
Site Elevation: 1740.6 meters (5711 ft)
Height of Structure: 88.4 meters (290 feet)
Overall Height Above Ground: 106.7 meters (350 feet)
Overall Height Above Mean Sea Level: 1847.3 meters (6061 feet)
On the right is Antenna Structure Registration 1007719, owned by American tower. Details on the tower—
Structure Coordinates: 34-13-38.0 N 118-4-3.0 W (NAD 83)
Site Elevation: 1741 meters (5712 ft)
Height of Structure: 118 meters (387 feet)
Overall Height Above Ground: 141.4 meters (464 feet)
Overall Height Above Mean Sea Level: 1882.4 meters (6176 feet)
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Videogame systems split to both the broadcasting computer and the TV, Laptop on the left runs a Skype call, the left microphone is a rock band microphone, while the right microphone is the one i use to talk to everyone else, Also the Wii output is on the gamepad, the gamepad batteries died right before I took this picture.
One corner of Alexandra Palace houses the BBC's television transmission tower that was used to broadcast the very first regular television service in 1936.
The television service was interrupted and ceased during World War II (1939-45), when the tower was used for jamming the navigation systems of German bombers.
Broadcasting students deliver play-by-play of a Northwest football game for radio station KZLX from the Bearcat Stadium press box. KZLX earned the title of Radio Station of the Year from the College Media Association in 2013 and was a national finalist again in 2014.
(Photo by Darren Whitley/Northwest Missouri State University) student media2013 017
ABU Digital Broadcasting Symposium 6-9 March 2017
The Royale Chulan, Kuala Lumpur
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I could have tried to blend these properly (I *could* have taken them all with the same exposure values, so they matched!), but given the way BH is changing with time - old bits taken down, new bits being built, I thought it was quite apt that this is a hodge podge of exposures and shapes and sizes, throught the various bits being stretched and distorted to fit.
Session 1 and Exhibition
ABU DBS 2018
5-8 March 2018
Royal Chulan Kuala Lumpur
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