How to Place Transmitters on Top of Radio Towers in Modern Warfare 4 DMZ

All the details on how to place Transmitters on top of Radio Towers in Modern Warfare 4 DMZ so you can tick off your Orders.

Songdo Wharf in MW4 DMZ
Image via Infinity Ward

Modern Warfare 4 offers players plenty to do in DMZ, including specific Orders to complete, one of which requires you to place Transmitters at the top of Radio Towers.

This is seemingly the only use for Radio Towers in DMZ, which are completely separate to Lieutenant Hunt Towers and UAV Towers, which can cause some confusion.

If you’re stuck and want to know the exact process to tick off the order to place Transmitters on Radio Towers in DMZ, we’ve got all the details.

How to Place Transmitters on Radio Towers in MW4 DMZ

A map with locations marked in MW4 DMZ
Climb. Image by Prima Games

Radio Towers in Modern Warfare 4 DMZ are found across the map, but if you’re struggling, the image above shows the location of two towers within close proximity to each other.

When you have the active Order for the Radio Towers, they should show up with an orange, circle symbol on the map, marked as an ‘Order Objective,’ but you don’t need to head to the exact ones marked, and there are reports of them not always appearing.

Once you locate a radio tower, find the ladder at the bottom and begin to climb. Before you do this, though, make sure to eliminate any hostiles nearby, as you’ll be exposed while climbing to the top.

At the top, look around the beams to locate one that is interactable with, and hold the interact button when prompted.

This needs to be done with two separate Radio Towers to complete that specific part of the DMZ Order, but your work isn’t done, as you also need to place a Transmitter on top of Le Grande Vie, the tallest building in Songdo Wharf.

Songdo Wharf is located on the western side of the DMZ map, and the building is next to the parking garage with a SAM Turret on top. It’s significantly taller than all the other buildings nearby, so it should be easy to spot.

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