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EYEMOUTH

Photos by Martin Brown Page last updated: 2023-03-01

Update May 2019

Luckily I was less troubled by the bovines in the field on either side of the track leading up to the Eyemouth Tx site than Mark Carver had been in 2017 and was able to get close up to show the DAB aerials and new UHF Rx panel in more detail.




Four band III dipoles at the top for DAB transmit. But what is the purpose of the band III dipoles on the right?


The top DAB stack close up


Those other two band III dipoles. Purpose unknown.


The lower UHF receive trough has been replaced with this Sira panel aerial.


FM radio transmit aerials. The two log periodics transmit all of the BBC services, while the two band II folded dipoles transmit ILR. From this angle the folded dipoles are rather lost against the tower steelwork. They are on the right edge of this picture.


Further round and the ILR dipoles are a bit more obvious.


BBC band II receive aerial on Ashkirk.


Slant polarised ILR receive aerial on Selkirk





Eyemouth index

Ashkirk | Selkirk

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