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Mt. Lee (where Hollywood sign is)

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alok

Are there any FM station transmitter sites on top of Mt. Lee, if so which one/ones?

If you don't know the mountain was named after west coast Cadillac car distributor and Radio/TV pioneer Don Lee, after the father passed his son Thomas S. Lee put on KTSL Channel 2 (prior to that it was experimental station W6XAO), which was sold in 1950 to CBS becoming KNXT, now KCBS-TV.
When Lee put on the TV station it was located on this mountain, today the KCBS-TV is on Mt. Wilson.
The Lee's were also early radio station owners.

Al
 
Frequency1 said:
No commercial equipment at Mt. Lee. It is run by the City of Los Angeles for local/state government radios only.
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After two decades in LA, I learned this! Thanks for clarification.
 
I have been in this site a few times. Various LA TV stations asked about putting ENG microwave receivers there and was flat out denied. They did not care if it would bring 10,000's of dollars each month.
 
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