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The tower |
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A good view of the
stacked antenna. |
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WHDH's transmitter
building on Tower Rd.
in Newton (Hi Bill Leland!) |
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Looking up at the top of the tower from the parking lot. |
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Looking up the center of the WHDH tower. |
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WHDH's tower from the parking lot. |
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WHDH analog/PT digital (top) and interim digital (bottom) |
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WHDH's standby "7" antenna. |
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WHDH's associated microwave gear. |
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Some of the equipment racks. |
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More of the equipment racks. |
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WHDH's analog Larcan transmitter. |
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The old SE7EN logo on the transmitter. |
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WHDH's interim 42 Comark transmitter. |
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A view of the control cabinet. |
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WHDH-DT
7's post transition
transmitter. This was on the air for a couple of days, then they
switched
back to 42.
This transmitter is now in Miami |
Another view of the post transition transmitter cabinets
Looking down the whole transmitter row. This is where the analog and
DTV 7 transmitters both sat.