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THE TRANSMISSION GALLERY
Photos by Ray Cooper
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NGR: SJ158429 |
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Structure Height: 17m |
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BBC1: 55 |
BBC2: 62 |
ITV1: 59 |
S4C: 65 |
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Glyndyfrdwy is a relay of Moel-y-Parc (via Corwen) |
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Glyndyfrdwy is a small relay serving the village of that name, which is shielded from the main
Corwen relay by an inconvenient hillside. Unusually it is sited almost in the valley bottom,
at a much lower level than the adjacent A5 road, from which it can be seen at one point by
eastward-bound traffic.
Left: the site ID, discovered on the hidden side of an open gate. Evidently not too
many callers in these parts. |
A general view of the site, looking east-ish. The site is somewhat above the adjacent (surfaced!) road,
reached via a flight of steps (up and down which all the test gear must be carried...)
The business end. Four vertical dipoles spaced off a spine, presumably giving a
cardioid radiation pattern.
Below, two tandem vertically-polarised log-periodic aerials as
RBL off Corwen.
The view westwards from the site.
Corwen
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