It all happens here.
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What it looks like up the tower!
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G8PLL admiring the view from the tower in 1997
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Mark and Paul fixing the tower in 2008 |
GB3FN (right), cavity filters, and control box
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On the left, GB3FM, then the frequency standards, then the 70cm filters.
Below, the duplexer that has been used for GB3FM: now only the RX
section is used. The home made cavity is also on 23cm in the GB3FM
transmit leg
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The inside of GB3FX with all screening covers in place. RX,
TX and preamp on left, PSU, logic and control box interface on right.
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GB3FX, with original Heliax filters and
control box (with mould!)
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The new helical filter duplex on GB3FX, donated by
G4XRV |

The guardians of the site... |

...with their king sized leader... |

... who are encouraged by a floor that's not
the driest in the world.... |

...even with an automatic pump that does its best
to get rid of the water... |

...which comes in because we are surrounded by our
own, personal moat! |

The beacons being installed. 5.7GHz is on the
right, 47GHz on the left. |

The view from the tower towards the North East. |

The site in 2019. At least the trees that touched it at one time have been cut back. |

And what the site looked like in 1982 when the
original antenna was installed. Look - no trees! Photo: G8KSM. |