| I would like to thank Bruno Heyndrickx for providing me all the pictures & the movie. |
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| 2006 - March - 10 |
| Before they could start the construction of the 84m mast, |
| they first had to remove a smaller mast, |
| which they did right after they got a tunnel for the future coaxial cables ready. |
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| 2006 - June - 24 |
| Time to remove the smaller mast. |
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| The new mast has also arrived. |
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| 2006 - June - 30 |
| Preperations before putting in the reinforced concrete. |
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| 2006 - July - 03 |
| More preparations. |
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| 2006 - July - 05 |
| Like for most things in life, you need a solid foundation. |
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| 2006 - July - 06 |
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| 2006 - July - 07 |
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| 2006 - august - 05 |
| And on this day, Noel D'Hondt created the 84m mast. |
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| Without cables connecting the antennas to the transmitter, nothing would be emitted. |
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| Given the fact that transmitters don't like the rain, they gave it a shelter. |
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| Never afraid of hights, antennas and the men who put them up there. |
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| Some great views. |
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| These were taken at 84 metres. |
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| These were taken during a BIPT control. |
| All was legal, so they they were given the green light. |
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