Re: NYC tower question(s)

[dan.strassberg@att.net]

If that weren't enough proof that it's WQEW, WQEW does have four towers. The 
three on a northeast/southwest line used to be the night array. Of those, the 
center one and the one due south of it were and still are the day array. Maybe 
10 years ago, WQEW changed its night array. It still consists of three towers, 
but now they are the two that are used by day plus the southwest tower of the 
old night array. This is an asymmetrical setup, but it produces a nearly 
symmetrical pattern that is surprisingly similar to the old night pattern. The 
northeast tower is now purely an auxiliary from which WQEW can run 10 kW-U ND-1.
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> <<On Mon, 19 May 2003 14:21:10 -0400, "Kevin Vahey" <kvahey@tmail.com> said:

> > Also I SHOULD know this but what station has its 4 tower array on the 
> > Brooklyn, Queens border just off I 278 ( to the right heading north )  
> > Is that WWRL?
> 
> The only DA in New York City proper is WQEW, which is located in
> Maspeth, Queens.