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I was on Mt Wilson back in the late 1980s.

Meanwhile in the Democrat hellhole of Los Angeles…

The Eaton fire has now spread to Mt. Wilson and is threatening to destroy critical broadcasting towers and transmitters.

The fire could wipe out LA’s radio, TV, radar for LAX, two-way communications, law enforcement comms, local stations and more.

At least five people have died in the Eaton fire and now the blaze is threatening the historic observatory at the top of Mt. Wilson.

As of Thursday afternoon, the Eaton fire has ZERO containment.

Variety reported:

The devastating Eaton fire is now taking aim at Mt. Wilson, threatening the antenna farm and broadcasting transmitters located up there, as well as the historic Mt. Wilson observatory. Should the fire reach the top of the mountain, it could pose major communications issues and limit the broadcasting capabilities of Los Angeles’ major TV and radio stations.

According to KCBS/KCAL news, hand crews have arrived at Mt. Wilson to fight the blaze.

Most of Los Angeles’ TV stations broadcast from Mt. Wilson, including KCBS (CBS 2), KNBC (NBC 4), KTLA (Channel 5), KABC (ABC 7), KCAL (Channel 9), KTTV (Fox 11), KCOP (Channel 13), KCET (PBS SoCal 2 Channel 28), KOCE (PBS SoCal 1 Channel 50) and KMEX (Univision 34). FM stations broadcasting from there include KPCC-FM 89.3, KPFK-FM 90.7, KUSC-FM 91.5, KRRL-FM 92.3, KCBS-FM 93.1, KLLI-FM 93.9, KTWV 94.7, KLOS-FM 95.5, KNX-FM 97.1, KKLA-FM 99.5, KKLQ-FM 100.3, KRTH-FM 101.1, KSCA-FM 101.9, KIIS-FM 102.7, KOST-FM 103.5, KBIG-FM 104.3, KKGO-FM 105.1, KPWR-FM 105.9 and KLVE-FM 107.5.

Should the Mt. Wilson transmitting towers be destroyed by fire, local stations wouldn’t take as big a hit as they might have a few decades ago: Most cable, satellite and telco systems won’t be affected, as stations now deliver their feeds to providers via fiber-optic lines. And local TV stations now also share their live news broadcasts via streaming apps. But viewers who rely on over-the-air signals for their broadcast coverage would indeed need to temporarily find other ways to receive local TV fare — a serious concern during a major news event like the L.A. fires.

I was on Mt Wilson back in the late 1980s. >Meanwhile in the Democrat hellhole of Los Angeles… >The Eaton fire has now spread to Mt. Wilson and is threatening to destroy critical broadcasting towers and transmitters. >The fire could wipe out LA’s radio, TV, radar for LAX, two-way communications, law enforcement comms, local stations and more. >At least five people have died in the Eaton fire and now the blaze is threatening the historic observatory at the top of Mt. Wilson. >As of Thursday afternoon, the Eaton fire has ZERO containment. >Variety reported: >>The devastating Eaton fire is now taking aim at Mt. Wilson, threatening the antenna farm and broadcasting transmitters located up there, as well as the historic Mt. Wilson observatory. Should the fire reach the top of the mountain, it could pose major communications issues and limit the broadcasting capabilities of Los Angeles’ major TV and radio stations. >>According to KCBS/KCAL news, hand crews have arrived at Mt. Wilson to fight the blaze. >>Most of Los Angeles’ TV stations broadcast from Mt. Wilson, including KCBS (CBS 2), KNBC (NBC 4), KTLA (Channel 5), KABC (ABC 7), KCAL (Channel 9), KTTV (Fox 11), KCOP (Channel 13), KCET (PBS SoCal 2 Channel 28), KOCE (PBS SoCal 1 Channel 50) and KMEX (Univision 34). FM stations broadcasting from there include KPCC-FM 89.3, KPFK-FM 90.7, KUSC-FM 91.5, KRRL-FM 92.3, KCBS-FM 93.1, KLLI-FM 93.9, KTWV 94.7, KLOS-FM 95.5, KNX-FM 97.1, KKLA-FM 99.5, KKLQ-FM 100.3, KRTH-FM 101.1, KSCA-FM 101.9, KIIS-FM 102.7, KOST-FM 103.5, KBIG-FM 104.3, KKGO-FM 105.1, KPWR-FM 105.9 and KLVE-FM 107.5. >>Should the Mt. Wilson transmitting towers be destroyed by fire, local stations wouldn’t take as big a hit as they might have a few decades ago: Most cable, satellite and telco systems won’t be affected, as stations now deliver their feeds to providers via fiber-optic lines. And local TV stations now also share their live news broadcasts via streaming apps. But viewers who rely on over-the-air signals for their broadcast coverage would indeed need to temporarily find other ways to receive local TV fare — a serious concern during a major news event like the L.A. fires. [Video Only](https://twitter.com/DrewHLive/status/1877441307087642857) [Source](https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/01/developing-eaton-fire-threatens-destroy-critical-broadcasting-towers/)

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I have a hard time feeling sorry for the Commifornians who are affected by this since they all voted for it.

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They got what they thought they wanted. Now they complain, buyers remorse. Of course not all Californians wanted progressives, lesbians, faggots and trannies in charge... I feel for the conservatives that weren't wise enough to GTFO while they were whole.

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You mean the no need to show your ID, voter registered theough the DMV an other 3rd party CA elections are legit?

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hard core conservative in CA. Don't feel bad for bad things that happen to CA in general. most of the pop is liberal, It's ok to make generalizations like the idea that LA is made up or liberals who deserve it. The woke idiots will only die/learn through suffering.

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Tough trying to be normal conservative in an ocean of fools. No blue states, only blue cities.