Duh, woops!

[jgarrett@world.std.com (John Garrett)]

WEEI stuff...

>>ATUs, and its better now, but they really need to re-do the phasor/feed
>>system to high current/low voltage numbers.  At least now the xmtr isn't
>>dumping every few days....
>>
>Umm, WHDH did not move to Needham until 1947 (though the CP was probably
>granted prior to Word War II and conceivably could predate NARBA--March 29,
>1941). To my knowledge, though, what is now WEEI never operated from that
>site on any frequency other than 850. According to the AM database, the
>towers are 207 degrees high and 120 degrees apart. The precise 120-degree
>spacing certainly suggests that the array was never designed for another
>frequency. Although 207 degrees is quite high, with a better than normal
>ground system, which I believe WEEI has, I don't think it is excessive. By
>no stretch of the imagination could 207 dgrees be claimed to be 100' too
>short, however.

Duh, you'd think I'd know the difference between 850 and 890.  Different
array!

John Garrett

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