The Big Horn mountain range as viewed from Banner Ridge where the KSUW transmitter is located.

In that rack from top to bottom:
--International Datacasting SFX2103 satellite receiver...Inserts the station ID at the top of each hour to eliminate the need for identifying 14 stations in a list at the top of every hour
--Burk ARC-16 for transmitter remote control
--Audemat-Aztec GoldenEagle HD for detailed monitoring of HD signal parameters
--Harris HDx-FM exciter for generating both the analog and HD signals using common amplification
--Harris HDE-100 "Exporter" for generating the HD bitstream...Also generates a delay for the analog audio to match the digital
--Harris ZX1000 solid state transmitter--Amplifies analog and HD signals to a TPO of 480 watts.

The main station is KUWR, which is also situated on a mountain top.  The transmitter there is a Broadcast Electronics FM 35B on 91.9 MHz.  The 100 KW signal emanates 1099 feet above average terrain and 8986 feet above mean sea level.  Learn more at:  http://www.wyomingpublicradio.net
 

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