Someone Stole a 200 ft (60 meters) Tall Radio Antenna in Alabama, USA
Someone Stole a 200 ft (60 meters) Tall Radio Antenna in Alabama, USA
A radio station is on standby after thieves removed a 200-foot radio tower in Alabama.
No one’s sure how the ambitious bandits made off with the heavy steel structure, WJLX station general manager Brett Elmore told WBRC.
This antenna is now spot welded to the roll bar of a 2012 extended cab Dodge Ram with a 12-in lift and hard wired into it's 1984 Radio Shack Realistic CB\AM\FM stereo radio cassette player.
40ReplyWith a Cobra CB radio and gun rack accessory kit.
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Personally i hope this is the start of some mad scientist about to emerge from a secret lab in a mech suit
22ReplyMeth suit*
13ReplyIron man Joe Sixpack.
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Someone with money, ain't no crackheads doing that
18ReplyWhat if the crackheads are evolving tho
9ReplyMash the B button.
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I still don’t understand how they didn’t notice they were off the air
16ReplyAutomation.
8ReplyAutomation and it's also possible this was a repeater tower... so, not the main broadcast tower but one that fills in a dead zone within the market. Radio and TV stations use repeaters in areas with a lot of hills or tall buildings.
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your suspect is a combination of Don Quixote and Robin Hood
12ReplyIt's fucking Carmen San Diego and you know it
13ReplyShit, and I was just looking in Munich. Now I gotta get a plane ticket stat!
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NGL I got really confused whether this was Jasper, Alberta or Jasper, Alabama.
6ReplySame difference, one's just colder
6ReplyTed Cruise might be able to help ya out! And thank you America for taking that bullet
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No one is at least curious how this was executed??
5ReplyI'm guessing some bolt cutters or gas/electric powered chop saw and a flatbed.
3ReplyEither it was a really large team or they had a big window of time...right??
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