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1: Base of tower cables |
2: Tower base and feeding point. The fence around the
small building seems new... |
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3: The same tower |
4: Building with two feeder cables coming from Encamp
transmitter. The next photos will follow those feeders... |
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5: This was used to install the cables. Rust has started
its work... |
6: Among the trees, two towers : on the left we hardly
see the old one, without cables and also rusted.. On the right, one of
the towers leading to the building, the cables have been cut by falling
trees. |
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7: Just after, the great jump towards Encamp, we
can see two cables on the new carrying towers. We can also see one old
tower. Also in the front, another cable also coming from Encamp, this one
being burried under the ground. |
8: Back to the antennas side, a new building. The door
was open. Inside, many ceramic pieces. On the right of the photo, over
the green post, a cable coming down from the second antenna tower we will
describe now. |
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9 : Base of second tower |
10 : Second tower (sorry, clouds were back...) |
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11 : Encamp transmitting center. Antennas are actually
up on the hill but we can't see thel on the photo. |
12: Tranmitting center |
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13 : Under the log-periodic antenna, the cooling reservoir
was full of water.. |
14 : Tranmitting center |
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15 : The smaller sign on the left says the fence is electrified.
I didn't try to check.... |
16: The Log-Périodic antenna |
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17: Lac d'Engolasters |
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