Montanavision Media Inc.
Project client in 2001.
Citadel Communications Corporation
Citadel Broadcasting Company
Transmitter Project, Page 1.
On the FM side of the building, one whole wall is filled with electrical
panels, 27-Sep-2001.
Jim's first task was to finish the installation of the McMartin BF-25M
as the backup transmitter, 27-Sep-2001.
McMartin BF-25M, driven by a Bext exciter, can be set to any frequency
to provide backup service for any station.
Four FM transmitters form the Citadel lineup at Deer Point. From left,
BE-FM30B for 93.1 KZMG, and three Harris HT-30CD's for 96.9 KKGL, 97.9
KQFC, and 92.3 KIZN.
Support equipment includes Bird Wattchers, main and backup Moseley STL's,
and fully-redundant Burk remote control system.
BE-FM10A for KBSU, 90.3 operated by Boise State University.
Henry 2000D for KBSX, 91.5 operated by Boise State University.
Citadel's four FM's are combined with Boise State's two FM's
in this six-way combiner.
Chief Engineer Bill Frahm and Ken check the
microprocessor-based monitors for the combiner, 27-Sep-2001.
Ken wrestles with the connections to a filter.
Lewis Munn memorial heat-shrink tubing bouquet.
With a complex rf project like this, we were fortunate to have the
consultation and specialized test equipment of
Donny Millar of No VSWR.
Deer Point Electronic Site shares the mountain with Bogus Basin Ski Area.
2001 Transmitter Project, Page 1.
2006 Studio Project.
2006 General Engineering Work.
This page updated 14-Mar-2016.
