VegasNightOwl wrote:
Type, or paste, the transmitter location co-ordinates, 36.15611°N
115.25667°W and it's funny to see an AM tower taking up an entire city
block.

Here's the 'hood 16 years ago. The more recent scarring indicates they
need better performance from the ground and have buried some "screen".

http://msrmaps.com/map.aspx?t=1&s=10...=8&fc=ffffff99

"dave" wrote in message
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VegasNightOwl wrote:
Type, or paste, the transmitter location co-ordinates, 36.15611°N
115.25667°W and it's funny to see an AM tower taking up an entire city
block.

Here's the 'hood 16 years ago. The more recent scarring indicates they
need better performance from the ground and have buried some "screen".

http://msrmaps.com/map.aspx?t=1&s=10...=8&fc=ffffff99



I also recall seeing a 3 or 4 tower array along Silverado Ranch Road between
Gillespie and Bermuda. The area has been built up but you can clearly see
where the building was and the foundations for the 4 towers along with some
ground trenching for the radials. I don't have the the lat-long but look on
google maps for Silverado Ranch Road east of LV BLVD. The last tower came
down in 2003. I've been trying to find out what station it was but not
having any luck.


VegasNightOwl

On Jul 7, 11:49*pm, "VegasNightOwl"
wrote:
"dave" wrote in message

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VegasNightOwl wrote:
Type, or paste, the transmitter location co-ordinates, 36.15611°N
115.25667°W and it's funny to see an AM tower taking up an entire city
block.

Here's the 'hood 16 years ago. *The more recent scarring indicates they
need better performance from the ground and have buried some "screen".

http://msrmaps.com/map.aspx?t=1&s=10...762&lat=36.156...

- I also recall seeing a 3 or 4 tower array along Silverado Ranch Road
between
- Gillespie and Bermuda. *The area has been built up but you can
clearly see
- where the building was and the foundations for the 4 towers along
with some
- ground trenching for the radials. *I don't have the the lat-long but
look on
- google maps for Silverado Ranch Road east of LV BLVD. *The last
tower came
- down in 2003. *I've been trying to find out what station it was but
not
- having any luck.
-
- VegasNightOwl

VNQ,

1 - Yeah something must have moved
in the middle of the night . . .
-but- WHO ?

2 - With 4 Antenna Towers in a row; it was
not likely to be an FM Radio or TV Station
Transmitter Site.

3 - The local Las Vegas City or Clark County
Building & Planning Commission Offices should
have Records that go back to when it was
originally build; and when it was torn-down.

RHF wrote:

.
Las Vegas Radio Towers on Black Mountain
http://www.fybush.com/sites/2006/site-061117.html
.

I used to work in the building on the extreme left. That's where
K-Weiner is. They are #1.

My station's antenna is on the northernmost tower photo. It is the 12
bay UHF antenna on the lower left. One of the microwave dishes was mine
as well.

On Jul 7, 7:30*am, dave wrote:
VegasNightOwl wrote:
Type, or paste, the transmitter location co-ordinates, 36.15611°N
115.25667°W and it's funny to see an AM tower taking up an entire city
block.

- Here's the 'hood 16 years ago. *The more recent scarring indicates
they
- need better performance from the ground and have buried some
"screen".
-
- http://msrmaps.com/map.aspx?t=1&s=10...62&lat=36..156...

With a Nighttime Power of just 43 Watts :
They need all the help from the ground that
they can get. ~ RHF

"RHF" wrote in message
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On Jul 7, 7:30 am, dave wrote:
VegasNightOwl wrote:
Type, or paste, the transmitter location co-ordinates, 36.15611°N
115.25667°W and it's funny to see an AM tower taking up an entire city
block.

- Here's the 'hood 16 years ago. The more recent scarring indicates
they
- need better performance from the ground and have buried some
"screen".
-
- http://msrmaps.com/map.aspx?t=1&s=10...762&lat=36.156...

With a Nighttime Power of just 43 Watts :
They need all the help from the ground that
they can get. ~ RHF