EHAM-OM36R ILS Outer Marker |
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![]() Picture taken July 10, 2001 Jeroen wonders why this hut is made of badly maintained wooden plates. Most other beacon huts are at least made of stone or metal.
![]() Picture taken July 10, 2001 You can also see the power box. This must be the most basic beacon site: just pull a power cable to somebodies back yard, put up a low wooden fence, and we're done!
![]() Picture taken July 10, 2001
The wood is clearly visible. The beacon is in a
corner, two sides fenced off by water. As always, the antenna grid is lined
up exactly with the approach path (right to left here) and ignores the local
geographical features.
![]() Picture taken July 10, 2001 The construction of the antenna is standard. Two dipoles on a ground mesh.
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