Mt Lemmon Fire Photos of Milt N5IA Radio Building
![]() The workbench and melted telephone. |
![]() View showing rear of building. Note m/w dishes surviving on tower in backgroud. |
![]() This tower did not make it. A leaner. See Photo on right, remainder taken down. |
![]() Two tower sections. Note portion missing on left. This was taken down for safety. |
![]() Tower survived, antennas ???. |
![]() The twin towers, All antennas were ruined/melted. |
![]() Melted coax inside building HOT!. |
![]() Front view of 145.39 rptr cabinet. Scorched & Melted |
![]() 147.16 rptr cabinet, melted plastic. |
![]() Coaxial entry point on building. |
![]() View looking East down Radio Ridge. |
![]() Trailer filled with burned cables, antennas & tower sections. |
![]() Jason on tower to remove 147.16 rptr antenna destroyed in fire. |
![]() Jason cleaning destroyed antennas from tower. |
![]() Fire came up canyon & ridge. Mt Bigelow is visible in the distance. |
![]() Fire stopped just West of our site. Note scorched trees marking it's end. |
![]() View inside of re-constructed building. New battery bank at rear. |
![]() Milt & Jason in front of re-painted building. |
![]() View of destroyed Cactus site building. |
![]() View near Molina Basin on Mt. Lemmon Hwy. |
Some photos show re-construction. As we continue to re-build site, additional photos will be uploaded. Check back.
I am an optimist! I feel that in time we will have a much better facility than before.
Website changing as re-construction develops. de N5IA.
Last update July 15, 2003