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Don't know about the sold part, but yes there is a new tower being built a few miles north of where the old one was. With the new power comes a power downgrade from 500 watts to 300 something.
I'm confused. Wouldn't the purpose of a new tour be a power upgrade rather than a down grade? Why would a station want less coverage than it is already getting?
The drop from 500 to 360 would not be terribly noticeable except in the fringe area and in buildings... theyd hafta cut power in half to notice a difference
If you've got a good crew and they work 8 to 10 hours a day, a single tower could take anywhere between 2 weeks and 2 months.. all depending o nseveral factors
If it's a multiple tower array, 2 or 3 towers would take 2 to 3 months or so.. from start to finish....
You have to build the tower, have it delivered, hoisted up, installed, have the ground dug up to lay the radials, lay the radials, bury them.. tune everything up.. there's ALOT involved with making a tower is installed and working properly.
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