A closer view of the antenna
 
 
 

WNAC's digital transmitter (right) and Analog (left), taken the night we shut the analog off.

A closer view.

WPRI-TV/WNAC-TV both maintain a standby antenna on the old WNAC-TV analog tower for emergency purposes.

Below are pictures of the old analog site and interim digital site.
 

The old sign that used to be outside the TX building

The tower.

WNAC Analog antenna on top.

WNAC-DT's antenna side mounted.

Looking up the tower.

A view from the new path of the entire tower. (The tower is not bent, this is due to lens distortion.

The top mount UHF 64, Side mount UHF 54 and FM101.5

A better view of the WNAC-DT and WWBB antennas

A view of the top half of the tower.

64's former analog equipment.

The analog processing, stereo generator, and microwave gear.

The two tube Thomcast transmitter. 106.1 kW Visual

The 64 magic tee and common impedance filter.

The 54 digital transmitter.

The 54 magic tee. (The CIF was mounted behind my head in this shot.)