How do Radio towers work?

Radio towers work by transmitting and receiving electromagnetic waves, specifically radio waves, which carry audio, video, or data signals. The tower is equipped with antennas that convert electrical signals into radio waves for transmission and vice versa for reception. When a signal is sent from a transmitter, the tower broadcasts it over a specific frequency range, allowing it to reach receivers like radiOS, TVs, or mobile devices within its coverage area. The height and design of the tower help enhance the signal's range and quality by minimizing obstacles and interference.