The Abandoned Telecoms Tower At Koili
Published 16th of December, 2024
Anyway, let's take a look around. And yes, it did smell of pigeon poo.
No Idea
My father would be able to tell you what this was. I have no idea though. I would guess that the bars were some sort of cooling mechanism though?
Lots Of Buttons
Dad doesn't use a computer any more, but next time I visit him in the UK I will show him these pictures and he will identify all the kit for me.
Dummy Load
What is a Dummy Load, you may ask? Well it is actually something that gets a decent result from Google.
A dummy load is a pure resistor of value 50 ohms which can replace your transmitting aerial and enable you to operate the transmitter for test purposes without radiating a signal.
Telecoms Unplugged
All these bits and bobs probably performed a vital service at one point.
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