Maybe. Most likely it's just the cheapest engineering and maintenance possible over the past decade compared to the best ever in the business (Bob Kanner, Phil Lerza) in the decades prior.
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Maybe. Most likely it's just the cheapest engineering and maintenance possible over the past decade compared to the best ever in the business (Bob Kanner, Phil Lerza) in the decades prior.
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You know why that is, don't you?
They figured with the end of the world coming they wouldn't need to maintain the transmitting facilities for very long.
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