K225CN got a license to cover and said it was built in a tree in Southeast Beaumont. Typical of this group. Originally they filed to build the translator on the Entergy trunk tower off of I-10 and there was no way that was going to happen. The translator is not on and there's no antenna in the tree at the licensed location. Another lie by the Christian Ministries of the Valley..
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KBPO's alleged translator
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A tree? WTF happens as the tree grows. Branches expand, the trunk widens, and so on. How do you even calculate angle of radiation from a tree?
Consulting engineer: Dumb & Dumber, LLC.
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Actually the engineer is Sterling Communications, Inc..
What’s even dumber is that the FCC accepted it on the license application😜
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