01-06-2024, 05:29 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-06-2024, 05:37 PM by ppppenguin.)
Some photos from the open days. Taken by John Huddlestone who is usually found at the Crich tram museum.
I think that satellite truck was receiving the contribution circuit from some kind of religious channel. Why? Probably because it was easy to find and not encrypted. For obvious reasons we're not allowed to transmit from the truck. So it's just as well that we don't have working high power amplifiers.
We had a visit from a guy who works for the company that originally made the satellite truck. He was able to call up the original manufacturing documents and diagrams. Since the truck has been modified in various ways this is very useful indeed.
I think that satellite truck was receiving the contribution circuit from some kind of religious channel. Why? Probably because it was easy to find and not encrypted. For obvious reasons we're not allowed to transmit from the truck. So it's just as well that we don't have working high power amplifiers.
We had a visit from a guy who works for the company that originally made the satellite truck. He was able to call up the original manufacturing documents and diagrams. Since the truck has been modified in various ways this is very useful indeed.
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