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Throughout 1981 to 1983 the former trawler "Ross Revenge"
from Ross Fisheries made
her transformation into a radio ship in Santander (Spain). It became the 3rd
and last ship of the famous offshore radio station Radio Caroline. Below are some photos of the final stage in which the 90 metres tall antenna (a world record!) was fitted. |
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![]() A temporarily anchor. A bigger one was fitted after the Ross Revenge anchored at Knock Deep in the Thames Estuary |
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![]() The top section (left) is assembled next to the ship |
![]() The middle section is placed next to the top section |
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![]() The top section is lifted onto the middle section |
![]() The top section is mounted on the middle section |
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![]() The top and middle sections are lifted onto the bottom section |
![]() The top and middle sections are mounted on the bottom section |
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![]() The full 90m mast is now erected. Only a few bolts to go! |
![]() Riggers (right) mounting one of the many stays |
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![]() A Polaroid photo to prove that the task has been accomplished! |
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