| The "Gorilla" located on the Top of Troy Building. It is a Motorola transmitter that uses two 4CX250B equivalent tubes in the power amplifier and runs 400 watts output at 100% continuous duty. The cabinet stands a little over six feet tall. |  |
| The "Gorilla" located on the Top of Troy Building. It is a Motorola transmitter that uses two 4CX250B equivalent tubes in the power amplifier and runs 400 watts output at 100% continuous duty. The cabinet stands a little over six feet tall. | |
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Ken WB8VTW checking the four pole transmit antenna installed in an offset configuration aimed down I-96, toward Milford, Brighton and Howell. The pattern was chosen to put the most RF where the terrain is the most hilly, to help fill in coverage in the lower areas between the hills. The corner reflector array is the antenna for the UHF link from WCSX. |
| Top of Troy building on Big Beaver just west of Interstate 75 in Troy. It is about 320 feet tall. |  |