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Aerial photography - Ancient Gallery
During the 70s the VHF and UHF TV systems operated side by side. Most people needed both types of aerial, so the manufacturers brought out various combination arrays. Fortunately most of the VHF and UHF transmitters were co-sited. The photograph shows a combined UHF Group A and VHF Band III array. It looks like an Antiference product. Note the two separate downleads –TV sets had two aerial sockets! These combined arrays never really caught on.
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