The Museum is located in the transmitter building, now serving as the administrative office for Naval housing constructed on the site (renovation). There are lots of historical photos, a large detailed scale model of the site (including HF antennas), and a number of artifacts, including the HF transmitter/antenna switchboard. Unfortunately, no transmitters remain.
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Thanks to Mike Wickersham for making my visit possible |
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| Scale Model including 600' towers and HF antennas | |||
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HF Transmitter/Antenna Switchboard -
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Transmitter Feedlines |
Antenna Feedlines (Top Feed) |
Antenna Feedlines (now chopped) |
Antenna Feedlines |
Rear view |
Switch indicator matrix - RF crossbar is not visible. |
Antenna Feedlines (in service) |
Frequency standard distribution |
| Many historic photos on wall display and in notebooks | |||
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VLF antenna Downlead |
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Erecting RLPA |
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VLF antenna downlead |
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twin-lead feed-through |
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Top of one 600' tower |
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