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Reg:
I don't have an accurate number for the entire country, but here in the local area, there is one clear channel station with a single radiator, a half dozen two tower arrays, two 3 tower arrays, five 4 tower arrays that I can recall off the top of my head. If you had asked a dozen years ago, I could have been more accurate. I don't think we have any 5 or 6 radiator arrays here locally, if so, I don't remember them. If my math is correct, that is a 50-50 split, so maybe half have more than 2 towers. -- Crazy George W5VPQ My real address is my ham call atARRL.NET The ATTGlobal is a SPAM trap. "Reg Edwards" wrote in message ... "Crazy George" wrote I'm afraid you're way behind the practice on this one. In the US, there are many 4, 5 and 6 tower arrays providing as many nulls to protect co-channel stations. ================================= What proportion of US MF broadcasting stations have antennas consisting of more than two towers ? ---- Reg. |
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