Telecommunications Relay Tower

The Telecommunications Relay Tower is responsible for relaying weather data, military communications, sub-space, microwave, and radio signals. Located in a secret place in the countryside of England's home counties, the tower is eighty-three metes tall.

Design
Atop the tower on the roof of the control room is a military sub-space communications relay booster and a satellite TV broadcast receiving antenna which boosts incoming signals to ground stations and domestic satellite dishes. The control room incorporates a videophone, weather data monitors, TV broadcast control and monitoring computers, and an access door to the lift. Below is a room containing sleeping bunks, a kitchenette and shower facilities. The lift is used to gain access from the control room. Built into the framework underneath are four antennas; mobile videophone relay; wireless internet and phone relay; digital and terrestrial TV booster and weather satellite data retrieval. There is also a police and security services specialised relay dish. The tower's lift is attached to a magnetic rail which is built into the internal angle of a support stanchion.