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THE TRANSMISSION GALLERY
Photos by Sean Cooper | Page last updated: 2012-08-24 |
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The Fakenham site is a relay for North Norfolk Radio I'd say the reason this relay's tx aerial is on the West facing side of the water tower is so it protects NNR's main (Stody) transmissions which are on the same frequency The transmissions are vertically polarised only, and came on air on 11-Oct-2005 |
The yagi antenna (above) receives the 103.2 MHz transmissions from the Bunkers Hill site, which is only 5½ miles away, and is mounted on the north side of the water tower at a bearing of 347° ETN |
The transmission antenna system is mounted on the west side of the water tower, providing some protection to the co-channel (96.2 MHz) transmissions from Stody |
The dipoles are in a phased arrangement with both elements driven, producing the polar pattern shown below... |
Data Source: Ofcom Technical Parameters (dated 17-Aug-2012) |
Aylmerton | Bunkers Hill | Fakenham DAB (Colkirk) | Stody
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