Sutro Tower, the 3-pronged behemoth that sits on a hilltop in the geographical center of San Francisco, now has a website.
The coolest part about the site, other than the listing of what radio and TV stations originate from the tower and the status of the DTV conversion, is this graphical representation of what antennas are currently operating.
The lower level auxiliary antennas are activated when the main antennas on top are being serviced, causing all sorts of problems for nearby residents.
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