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Towers east of Eustice

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firstimelongtime

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There are 5 new looking broadcast towers in some bottom land east of Eustice, three of them lined up in a row. They don't seem to be much higher than 250' according to my uncalibrated eye. Any idea who they belong to?
 
firstimelongtime said:
Sorry if this is a repost
There are 5 new looking broadcast towers in some bottom land east of Eustice, three of them lined up in a row. They don't seem to be much higher than 250' according to my uncalibrated eye. Any idea who they belong to?
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That's KTXV 890 Mabank, still testing the last I heard. Here's recent discussion: www.radio-info.com/smf/index.php/topic,69754.0.html
 
firstimelongtime said:
Thanks JD
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You're welcome. BTW, all five towers are listed as being roughly 199-feet, so no tower lighting is required. Three of the five towers will be used at any given time; one set for daytime, a different set at night with the "middle" tower being common in both patterns.
 
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