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Station NANO (Nanoose, Vancouver Island, B.C.)

Contents of this page:   Site/pier/antenna
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West   East
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NANO : Description

GPS antenna on concrete pier. RF skirting surrounds area between base of choke ring and top of pier.

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NANO : Site/pier/antenna photos

Site photo

Antenna photo
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NANO : view towards the North

NANO : view towards the North
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NANO : view towards the Northwest

NANO : view towards the Northwest
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NANO : view towards the Northeast

NANO : view towards the Northeast
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NANO : view towards the West

NANO : view towards the West
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NANO : view towards the East

NANO : view towards the East
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NANO : view towards the Southwest

NANO : view towards the Southwest
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NANO : view towards the Southeast

NANO : view towards the Southeast
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NANO : view towards the South

NANO : view towards the South

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