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THE TRANSMISSION GALLERY
LARK STOKE
| Photos by Dan Glover | Page last updated: 2012-01-04 |
| The "miniature" nature of this site is quite striking - it's as though everything is at eye-level. Visited early December 2010 a few days after snow, and with plenty of ice still on untreated roads. We have been informed that the new cylinder is in fact a stacked Band IV/V arrangement to allow for the relatively wide range of allocations used. Post-DSO all multiplexes are transmitted from the cylinder. |
| Someone has been working. What is it (on the left) which doesn't need to be worn here? |
| Initially it seems nothing has changed. |
| Band II, Band III, Band IV, Band V, all present and correct. That cylinder is almost glowing in the bright sunshine. I originally thought one of the Band II logs would be on Sutton Coldfield and the other (for BBC C&W) on Meriden - but that doesn't seem to tie in with the way the troughs are aligned. |
| Compared to Mark Carver's photo from 2009 this looks like it's brand new. |
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