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SteveCG · 9th Jun 2018, 10:43 am

Frank, I understand your point, but no, I saw it very close up and it was oriented in the Winter Hill direction and its physical dimensions were those of a group C. If I remember correctly the Lancaster relay came along in the 1970s - but yes it was quite strong enough for use in G.O.S. Hence the Lancaster relay would not have been there when this early type of aerial was being installed.

9th Jun 2018, 10:43 am	#6
SteveCG Nonode Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Herefordshire, UK. Posts: 2,495	Re: Interesting UHF aerials. Frank, I understand your point, but no, I saw it very close up and it was oriented in the Winter Hill direction and its physical dimensions were those of a group C. If I remember correctly the Lancaster relay came along in the 1970s - but yes it was quite strong enough for use in G.O.S. Hence the Lancaster relay would not have been there when this early type of aerial was being installed.