Could make good ham stuff, if they don't have an owner anymore - no markings or tags on the box(es) they are near? There is the implicit law of abandonment in the desert, much like at sea, you left it you loose it.
N6GPP
Richard
On 11/13/06, Frank Keeney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I found these at Death Valley Junction last week. The railroad was pulled
out over 60 years and this equipment is not that old. There is no power to
the box and the antenna cables are cut. What was this equipment for? Looks
like they'd be for somewhere in the UHF frequency:
Antenna Photo:
http://snurl.com/DVJantennas
Photo of the radio enclosure. It has an RCA emblem:
http://snurl.com/DVJRCA
Frank Keeney
Blog: http://www.unwiredadventures
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