What 500,000 Watts of Transmitter Power Looks Like

Date: July 25, 2013Author: klampo

Here is a walk through of the only 500,000 W radio transmitter, WLW. Put on the air by the Crosley Radio Company with components from GE, Westinghouse, Western Electric, and RCA in 1932.

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What 500,000 Watts of Transmitter Power Looks Like

Here is a walk through of the only 500,000 W radio transmitter, WLW. Put on the air by the Crosley Radio Company with components from GE, Westinghouse, Western Electric, and RCA in 1932.

Here is a walk through of the only 500,000 W radio transmitter, WLW. Put on the air by the Crosley Radio Company with components from GE, Westinghouse, Western Electric, and RCA in 1932.

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