tony sayer
2016-09-26 13:14:54 UTC
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
transmitting-station--11936300
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Peter Duncanson
2016-09-26 15:12:47 UTC
Post by tony sayer
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
The person on the left of this selfie at the top of the tower is wearinghttp://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
what could be a safety harness.
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It is possible that the stunt was not as "death defying" as the report
suggests. After all, the tower is designed to be climbed safely using
appropriate gear.
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Mark Carver
2016-09-26 15:26:22 UTC
Post by Peter Duncanson
what could be a safety harness.
http://i1.dailypost.co.uk/incoming/article11936399.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/idiots-3.jpg
It is possible that the stunt was not as "death defying" as the report
suggests. After all, the tower is designed to be climbed safely using
appropriate gear.
They climbed right past the hight power UHF Tx panels on the cantileverPost by tony sayer
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
The person on the left of this selfie at the top of the tower is wearinghttp://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
what could be a safety harness.
http://i1.dailypost.co.uk/incoming/article11936399.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/idiots-3.jpg
It is possible that the stunt was not as "death defying" as the report
suggests. After all, the tower is designed to be climbed safely using
appropriate gear.
section at the top. The silly twats will have received a huge dose of
non ionising radiation
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NY
2016-09-26 15:51:50 UTC
Post by Mark Carver
section at the top. The silly twats will have received a huge dose of non
ionising radiation
Will that affect their ability to breed other idiots?Post by Peter Duncanson
what could be a safety harness.
http://i1.dailypost.co.uk/incoming/article11936399.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/idiots-3.jpg
It is possible that the stunt was not as "death defying" as the report
suggests. After all, the tower is designed to be climbed safely using
appropriate gear.
They climbed right past the hight power UHF Tx panels on the cantileverPost by tony sayer
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
The person on the left of this selfie at the top of the tower is wearinghttp://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
what could be a safety harness.
http://i1.dailypost.co.uk/incoming/article11936399.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/idiots-3.jpg
It is possible that the stunt was not as "death defying" as the report
suggests. After all, the tower is designed to be climbed safely using
appropriate gear.
section at the top. The silly twats will have received a huge dose of non
ionising radiation
My grandpa always used to say that the reason my dad is an only child is
that he (grandpa) worked on a radar station during WW II and received
massive doses of radar microwaves which affected his fertility. Apparently
no-one realised that when they walked past open waveguides which made them
"a bit warm" they were cooking their balls.
n***@address.invalid
2016-09-26 22:02:35 UTC
Post by NY
My grandpa always used to say that the reason my dad is an only child is
that he (grandpa) worked on a radar station during WW II and received
massive doses of radar microwaves which affected his fertility. Apparently
no-one realised that when they walked past open waveguides which made them
"a bit warm" they were cooking their balls.
It's possible, but their eyes would have suffered before theirPost by Mark Carver
section at the top. The silly twats will have received a huge dose of non
ionising radiation
Will that affect their ability to breed other idiots?Post by Peter Duncanson
what could be a safety harness.
http://i1.dailypost.co.uk/incoming/article11936399.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/idiots-3.jpg
It is possible that the stunt was not as "death defying" as the report
suggests. After all, the tower is designed to be climbed safely using
appropriate gear.
They climbed right past the hight power UHF Tx panels on the cantileverPost by tony sayer
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
The person on the left of this selfie at the top of the tower is wearinghttp://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
what could be a safety harness.
http://i1.dailypost.co.uk/incoming/article11936399.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/idiots-3.jpg
It is possible that the stunt was not as "death defying" as the report
suggests. After all, the tower is designed to be climbed safely using
appropriate gear.
section at the top. The silly twats will have received a huge dose of non
ionising radiation
My grandpa always used to say that the reason my dad is an only child is
that he (grandpa) worked on a radar station during WW II and received
massive doses of radar microwaves which affected his fertility. Apparently
no-one realised that when they walked past open waveguides which made them
"a bit warm" they were cooking their balls.
genitals. Did he suffer from early cataracts?
tony sayer
2016-09-27 20:33:36 UTC
Post by Mark Carver
section at the top. The silly twats will have received a huge dose of
non ionising radiation
I expect they will have but divide the overall ERP by the amount ofPost by Peter Duncanson
what could be a safety harness.
http://i1.dailypost.co.uk/incoming/article11936399.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/idiots-
3.jpgPost by tony sayer
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
The person on the left of this selfie at the top of the tower is wearinghttp://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
what could be a safety harness.
http://i1.dailypost.co.uk/incoming/article11936399.ece/ALTERNATES/s615/idiots-
Post by Peter Duncanson
It is possible that the stunt was not as "death defying" as the report
suggests. After all, the tower is designed to be climbed safely using
appropriate gear.
They climbed right past the hight power UHF Tx panels on the cantileverIt is possible that the stunt was not as "death defying" as the report
suggests. After all, the tower is designed to be climbed safely using
appropriate gear.
section at the top. The silly twats will have received a huge dose of
non ionising radiation
panels around the mast then the number of them vertically so perhaps not
that much.
And exposure will depend on time spent there near the panels so??
Who knows?..
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Mike Tomlinson
2016-09-28 09:36:10 UTC
Post by Mark Carver
They climbed right past the hight power UHF Tx panels on the cantilever
section at the top. The silly twats will have received a huge dose of
non ionising radiation
Oh, really? The transmitters point inwards? They'd have copped someThey climbed right past the hight power UHF Tx panels on the cantilever
section at the top. The silly twats will have received a huge dose of
non ionising radiation
radiation, yes, but hardly a "huge dose"
Wish they'd climbed on a clearer day and taken some steady scenic views
- I'd have been able to see my house.
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Mark Carver
2016-09-28 09:55:08 UTC
Post by Mike Tomlinson
radiation, yes, but hardly a "huge dose"
The top cantilever section has no internal access, you have to use thePost by Mark Carver
They climbed right past the hight power UHF Tx panels on the cantilever
section at the top. The silly twats will have received a huge dose of
non ionising radiation
Oh, really? The transmitters point inwards? They'd have copped someThey climbed right past the hight power UHF Tx panels on the cantilever
section at the top. The silly twats will have received a huge dose of
non ionising radiation
radiation, yes, but hardly a "huge dose"
external ladder to get to the top, so you are passing in front of the
radiating panels. Take a look at the video again.
Here's some on the ground
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s***@potato.field
2016-09-28 10:27:07 UTC
On Wed, 28 Sep 2016 10:55:08 +0100
or otherwise. The inverse square law means you're going to get a damn high
dose that close no matter what its orientation. I've receieved a mild burn
from a 50W 27Mhz antenna, god knows what UHF one running in the KW range
would do.
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Post by Mark Carver
external ladder to get to the top, so you are passing in front of the
radiating panels. Take a look at the video again.
I wouldn't want to be within a foot of a high powered UHF antenna, directionalPost by Mike Tomlinson
radiation, yes, but hardly a "huge dose"
The top cantilever section has no internal access, you have to use thePost by Mark Carver
They climbed right past the hight power UHF Tx panels on the cantilever
section at the top. The silly twats will have received a huge dose of
non ionising radiation
Oh, really? The transmitters point inwards? They'd have copped someThey climbed right past the hight power UHF Tx panels on the cantilever
section at the top. The silly twats will have received a huge dose of
non ionising radiation
radiation, yes, but hardly a "huge dose"
external ladder to get to the top, so you are passing in front of the
radiating panels. Take a look at the video again.
or otherwise. The inverse square law means you're going to get a damn high
dose that close no matter what its orientation. I've receieved a mild burn
from a 50W 27Mhz antenna, god knows what UHF one running in the KW range
would do.
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charles
2016-09-28 10:57:53 UTC
Post by s***@potato.field
directional or otherwise. The inverse square law means you're going to
get a damn high dose that close no matter what its orientation. I've
receieved a mild burn from a 50W 27Mhz antenna, god knows what UHF one
running in the KW range would do.
you might get a 20dB reduction at the back - that's still plenty of RFPost by Mark Carver
external ladder to get to the top, so you are passing in front of the
radiating panels. Take a look at the video again.
I wouldn't want to be within a foot of a high powered UHF antenna,Post by Mike Tomlinson
radiation, yes, but hardly a "huge dose"
The top cantilever section has no internal access, you have to use thePost by Mark Carver
They climbed right past the hight power UHF Tx panels on the
cantilever section at the top. The silly twats will have received a
huge dose of non ionising radiation
Oh, really? The transmitters point inwards? They'd have copped someThey climbed right past the hight power UHF Tx panels on the
cantilever section at the top. The silly twats will have received a
huge dose of non ionising radiation
radiation, yes, but hardly a "huge dose"
external ladder to get to the top, so you are passing in front of the
radiating panels. Take a look at the video again.
directional or otherwise. The inverse square law means you're going to
get a damn high dose that close no matter what its orientation. I've
receieved a mild burn from a 50W 27Mhz antenna, god knows what UHF one
running in the KW range would do.
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b***@somewhere.ac.uk
2016-09-28 11:11:10 UTC
Post by Mark Carver
The top cantilever section has no internal access, you have to use the
external ladder to get to the top, so you are passing in front of the
radiating panels. Take a look at the video again.
Looking at the longer video (reference later in this thread) it looks asThe top cantilever section has no internal access, you have to use the
external ladder to get to the top, so you are passing in front of the
radiating panels. Take a look at the video again.
if the ladders go BEHIND the main transmitting panels. As you say the
top-section ladder is external but that looks to be higher than the main
tranmission area.
Mark Carver
2016-09-28 13:54:29 UTC
Post by b***@somewhere.ac.uk
if the ladders go BEHIND the main transmitting panels. As you say the
top-section ladder is external but that looks to be higher than the main
tranmission area.
The top section is the main high power UHF stack, and the ladder runsPost by Mark Carver
The top cantilever section has no internal access, you have to use the
external ladder to get to the top, so you are passing in front of the
radiating panels. Take a look at the video again.
Looking at the longer video (reference later in this thread) it looks asThe top cantilever section has no internal access, you have to use the
external ladder to get to the top, so you are passing in front of the
radiating panels. Take a look at the video again.
if the ladders go BEHIND the main transmitting panels. As you say the
top-section ladder is external but that looks to be higher than the main
tranmission area.
along side the panels.
5th picture down, here:-
http://tx.mb21.co.uk/gallery/gallerypage.php?txid=958&pageid=2573
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Peter Crosland
2016-09-26 17:03:48 UTC
Post by tony sayer
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
Not fun but gross stupidity.http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
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tony sayer
2016-09-27 20:35:12 UTC
Post by Peter Crosland
Yes but its getting more popular this sort of fun and dangerousPost by tony sayer
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
Not fun but gross stupidity.http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
experiences. I wonder if its something lacking in modern life
somewhere?.
Perhaps its we don't go off to war anymore;?..
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Martin
2016-09-28 11:39:51 UTC
Post by tony sayer
experiences. I wonder if its something lacking in modern life
somewhere?.
Perhaps its we don't go off to war anymore;?..
or those who want war there is always the option to move to the middle east.Post by Peter Crosland
Yes but its getting more popular this sort of fun and dangerousPost by tony sayer
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
Not fun but gross stupidity.http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
experiences. I wonder if its something lacking in modern life
somewhere?.
Perhaps its we don't go off to war anymore;?..
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Mike Tomlinson
2016-09-28 09:28:05 UTC
Post by tony sayer
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
Longer higher-res version here.http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
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tony sayer
2016-09-29 15:19:38 UTC
Post by Mike Tomlinson
http://youtu.be/tQkWPtMh_DE
Interesting that the camera in use seems to be unaffected by the RFPost by tony sayer
http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
Longer higher-res version here.http://www.dailypost.co.uk/news/north-wales-news/moel-y-parc-
transmitting-station--11936300
http://youtu.be/tQkWPtMh_DE
fields up there see 3.00 onwards...
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