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One of our Northernmost customers, KJNP is located in North Pole, Alaska, about 150 miles south of the Arctic Circle.
The station's facilities are located in the largest log building in Alaska. Over the past year, KJNP has been modernizing
the technical equipment, including a new 50,000 watt NAUTEL XR-60, all solid-state transmitter for their AM station.
Regarding the SOD roof. The grass does have to be mowed in the summer time. In the winter time, they experience
6 to 8 foot snow falls.
| KJNP - North Pole, Alaska |
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| Yes, that is a real log building with a SOD roof. |
| New 50,000 Watt NAUTEL XR-60 Transmitter |
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The RF SPECIALTIES GROUP® line card includes everything from the microphone
to the antenna. We can supply a simple microphone connector or a complete station package. We can quote from your
list, or we can develop the list for you. There is no charge or obligation for quotes.
Here are a few pictures from the Family Stations, Inc. facilities. Rick Prime, Director of Engineering, and
his staff of excellent engineers have developed a very unique plan for their transmitter facilities that combines simplicty
with total functionality. Listen to Family Stations programming, in a multitude of languages at:
www.familyradio.com
| KINTRONIC LABS 300 kW AM, 4-Tower Phasor. |
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| This System, At 1557 kHz, Is Installed At Family Stations Facility in Taiwan China |
| NAUTEL Transmitter |
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| A very clean and beautiful installation |
| COMPLETE RADIO STATION |
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| RF SPECIALTIES SUPPLIED MOST OF THIS EQUIPMENT |
| Who says girls can't climb towers? |
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| Vicky Watts, co-owner of KOZT, Fort Bragg, CA, loves to climb. |
Vicky makes regular inspection trips up the KOZT tower, looking for loose bolts, or hardware, on the tower and various
antennas. Check out "The Coast" at:
www.kozt.com
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