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DPR Transmitter Replacement, Day 4

Delmarva Public Media | By Chris Ranck
Published September 22, 2016 at 10:15 AM EDT
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out with the old...
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...and in with the new!
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Goodbye, old transmitter, and thanks for the signals...
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The new WSCL transmitter
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Meanwhile, over in Roxana...
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The old WSDL 90.7 transmitter
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Here comes the new WSDL transmitter...
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the new transmitter is on the left. The old one is on the right.
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this little guy was found hanging out. must be a NPR fan!
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Meanwhile, back in Seaford, the new WSCL transmitter is coming together.
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For WSCL, 89.5's transmitter in Seaford, it's "out with the old, in with the new".  The old Broadcast Electronics transmitter, which has been delivering you classical music for 25 years, is being removed to be replaced with a new Nautel transmitter.

The pictures posted here, by the way, come courtesy of Al Waller, our Contract Broadcast Engineer. The folks you see working on the removal and installation are from Public Media Engineering.
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Chris Ranck
Chris Ranck is Delmarva Public Media's Executive Producer, Program Director and Automation Engineer.
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