radio towers
Skyline signal spires
Radio towers are tall structures designed to transmit or receive radio signals, including broadcast radio, television, and cellular communications.
They range from small antennas on rooftops to massive freestanding towers hundreds of meters high.
The term often evokes the skeletal steel lattice towers that dot landscapes and city skylines: Radio towers blinked red against the night sky.
- airwavesRadio frequency spectrum
- antennaBroadcast signal receiver
- transmitterSignal-emitting device
- mastVessel's sail support
- aerialElevated, or signal-catcher
signals · receiver · microwaves · over the air · frequency · dead air · lattice · wavelength · transmission · guy wires · base stations · communication · AM · skyline · interference · amplitude modulation · short wave · relay
- infrastructurehighways, road construction, railway expansion, power grid, roads
- radiocrystal set, AM, FM, news broadcast, AM/FM
- Skylinesskyscrapers, New York, high-rises, towers, spires
- telecom equipmentrouters, servers, modems, switches, antennas
- Electromagnetic Wavesvisible light, infrared light, ultraviolet light, gamma rays, X-rays
- telecomwireless, cellular, telecommunications, carriers, telephone
radio towersradio receivers
Devices capturing broadcast signals
satellite dishes · tuners · listening devices · antennas · car radios
radio towersdata centers
Facilities storing networked computers
satellite networks · server farms · internet infrastructure · satellite constellations
radio, tower, radiant, radiate, radios, radiation, radiator, broadcasting, radial