[BC] Arrays separated by highways

[Scott Fybush]

Also...

KTSA 550 has been mentioned. WPEN's old site in Philadelphia (still its 
licensed day site) has a street running between towers 2 and 3. And there's 
the 920/1460 in Las Vegas (Bill Croghan's stations), which have a 
residential street running between two of the towers and the third. This 
summer, I found another - WAYY 790 Eau Claire, Wisconsin has a street 
between two towers and the third. And KSTP in St. Paul has its night array 
on one side of US 61, its daytime almost-Franklin and the transmitter 
building on the other side.

I think I'm still missing at least one here...

s

At 05:02 PM 11/19/2005, you wrote:
>Yes!  I should know that... (and another 620!) I had it on the cover of 
>Radio Guide a couple of years ago.
>
>So, for you home-gamers:
>         WDAE - Tampa, FL - 620
>         KWAL  - Wallace, ID - 620
>         KFMB  - San Diego, CA - 760
>
>If someone wants to add the coordinates for "viewing," that would be nice.
>
>
>At 12:54 PM 11/19/2005, Golchert, Michael A. wrote
>>         WDAE, St.Pete/Tampa.  That array should be very interesting very
>>soon, as the towers are going to be replaced.  Salt air and bird
>>droppings are taking their toll.  Got to get it done before Hurricane
>>Season (Gandy Blvd., which runs between the towers is one of the major
>>evacuation routes for St. Pete).
>>
>>
>>Michael A. Golchert
>>AM Field Engineer
>>Cell: 205.329.4619
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: broadcast-bounces at radiolists.net
>>[mailto:broadcast-bounces at radiolists.net] On Behalf Of Barry Mishkind
>>Sent: Saturday, November 19, 2005 10:47 AM
>>To: Broadcast Radio Mailing List
>>Subject: [BC] Arrays separated by highways
>>
>>At 09:43 AM 11/19/05, Dave Dunsmoor wrote
>>
>> >And one of these days I'm going to stop in at the station west of
>> >Wallace, Idaho to visit. I'm intrigued by the tower situation they
>> >have, I-90 running right between their two towers, and at least 20'
>> >over the top of whatever ground counterpoise they may have. Puts this
>> >discussion of radial depth into practical perspective. But they seem to
>>
>> >have good coverage, at least east-west anyway (can't easily go north or
>>
>> >south from there).
>
>
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