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Nov212020

TWiRT 519 - Welcome South, Brother! to WSB

Any radio engineer would consider it a privilege to visit the iconic WSB-AM transmitter site in Atlanta, Georgia. Today we get info on the WSB site not only from DoE, Charles Kinney, but also from Vic Jester, who helped design the current transmitter building in the early 1980s.  Vic also takes us into the WSB 50 kilowatt Antenna Tuning Unit - a small building unto its own next to the 650’ WSB tower. Plus, Charlie Wooten with and update and thoughts on recovery from Hurricane Michael that hit the Florida Panhandle two years ago. Special thanks to Scott Trask for being our outdoor cameraman!

Show Notes:
WSB at the Atlanta History Center
WSB radio info on Wikipedia
WSB radio history - photo show from the 1920s
WSB transmitter site - prior to shopping center development

Guests:
Charles Kinney - Director of Engineering at Cox Media Group Atlanta
Vic Jester - Chief Engineer at Radio One, Atlanta
Charlie Wooten - regional Director of Engineering & IT at iHeartMedia, Panama City, Florida

Hosts:
Chris Tobin, IP-Solutionist
Kirk Harnack, The Telos Alliance, Delta Radio, & South Seas Broadcasting

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TWiRT 519 - Welcome South, Brother! to WSB

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