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THE TRANSMISSION GALLERY
ARMITAGE BRIDGE
| Photos by Martin Brown | Page last updated: 2024-05-12 |
| The original curved profile band V transmit panels have been replaced at Armitage Bridge as a consequence of the channel changes for 700 MHz band clearance (B700). All 3 multiplexes now transmit in band IV. B700 clearance at Armitage Bridge was implemented on 5-Feb-2020. |
| Although the site is beside a road, it lies within a woodland area making photography of the aerials somewhat challenging, particularly as the broadcast aerials face away from the road. |
| 270m from the tower at the far end of a field, a clear view of the top section with all of the aerials is available. |
| By the power of a zoom lens we can get a closer view of the aerials. |
| The new UHF transmit panels embossed with the Sira logo. The top tier panels have quite a significant downward tilt. |
| A single UHF log periodic at the top is used to receive Emley Moor. |
| The compound. |
| The service area |
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