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THE TRANSMISSION GALLERY
| Photos by Dan Glover | Page last updated: 2011-05-12 |
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| On soggy ground next to the River Nene - presumably not suitable for housing or other purposes due to flood risk, but probably ideal for an MF site. This appears to be a simple mast radiator. The transmitter building is on slightly higher ground further back from the river. |
| A further site reference number appears on an Arqiva sticker on the door, possibly 53210 |
| Plenty of options for a feed, but some may be redundant now... |
| In this view we see the MF mast on the right, with a Band II yagi directed at the VHF site across town. |
| Half an element isn't going to make much difference. Oh, but Northampton VHF doesn't carry any services which would be useful as a feed, does it? Must be a "legacy feature". |
| The mast seems to be a long way from the transmitter building in this view! |
| This piece of broadcast history was found nearby... |
| ...which also explains this... |
| ...some of the distribution cabling is still in place - but this one has sagged and now chafes against the edge of the roof |
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