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The tower is ASR (Antenna Structure Registration) 1013888, at the time of this shot the home of KXLA/44, which had an antenna mounted atop the tower. To my knowledge (in January 2024), all but one of the antenna systems here have been decommissioned or replaced. The directional two-bay side-mounted "penetrator" style antenna on top was KPWR/105.9, now on the KCAL/9 tower. The one below (four X antennas in directional baskets—called "cavity backed radiators") is now for KNX-FM/97.1. It's very directional, roughly matching the shape of the metro, with the strongest signal toward the west. Both 105.9 and 97.1 moved here from their original sites on Flint Peak in Glendale, below Mt. Wilson. The other two antennas are UHF-TV ones.
Kenzo Tange further developed his ideas for expandable urban forms in 1966 when he designed the Yamanashi Broadcasting and Press Centre in Kōfu.
It was designed for three media companies: a newspaper printing plant, a radio station and a television studio. To allow for future expansion Tange grouped the similar functions of three offices together in three zones. The newspaper printing machinery was on the ground floor, sealed studios on the upper floors and offices on glass walled floors surrounded by balconies. The services, including stairs and lifts, are housed in 16 reinforced concrete columns that are of five-metre diameter. Space was left between the cluster of functional space to allow for future expansion, although these have been used for gardens and terraces.
On top is KABC-TV/7 and KRCA/62, mechanically beam-tilted down toward the metro.
The structure is 1010346, built in 1983 and owned by ABC
KRCA is a virtual 62, radiating within KABC's 7 signal. The antenna is a Harris TAV-6H CPV, with circular polarization and slight directionality.
The panel antenna with four bays and white domes is the old KABC/7 analog aural antenna, now decommissioned.
Below that are five of KLOS/95.5's master antenna's six bays. Details—
Effective Radiated Power: 63 kW
Antenna Center HAAT: 954 m (3130 ft.)
Antenna Center AMSL: 1851 m (6073 ft.)
Antenna Center HAG: 112 m (367 ft.)
Site Elevation: 1739 m. (5705 ft.)
Height Overall*: 143.3 m (470 ft.)
Off the Shelf Antenna
Antenna Make/Model: None
This is in the antenna farm on Mt. Wilson, a ridge looming a mile above Los Angeles.
On Monday, August 10, 2015, more than 80 friends of Madison competed in the 21st Annual Fore the Kids Golf Tournament at Sleepy Hollow Country Club.
Special thanks to Golf Co-Chair, Joe Abruzzese and Partner Sponsors Prudential and Discovery Communications.
Some freelance work I've done for Leeds Metropolitan University documenting how it is to be a student there.
Communications Minister Nomvula Mokonyane addresses the Broadcasting Digital Migration Colloquium in Bloemfontein, Free State (Photo: GCIS)
Broadcasting intern, Benny Gordon-Goldstein, interviews Cotuit Kettleers Field Manager Mike Roberts prior to a game at Lowell Park 2007. Photo by Rick Heath www.kettleers.org (broadcasters 2007-1.jpg)
Description: A Maryland Public Television camera crew films in the 2100 block of North Calvert Street, where MUND’s New Town Non Profit Housing Corporation had plans for residential construction.
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Source: Model Urban Neighborhood Demonstration (MUND) Collection
Location: Special Collections, Langsdale Library, University of Baltimore