Last updated by Tony Selman on 14th Mar 2012 at 10:19 am
Museum Located at Fort Perch Liverpool
The Museum project was mainly instigated by Stan MacNally, with the help of other ex Merchant Navy Radio Officers’ Mike Goulbourne and John Hudson,and members of the LMRES [Liverpool Marine Radio and Electronics Society] to whom we must owe our gratitude for saving the three full ships radio room equipments. The equipments available for public display are Marconi and Kelvin Hughes
types.
The following photographs have been kindly donated to the Radio Officers Association. If any member would like a copy of any photograph displayed from the museum, then please contact the Association by utilising the ‘Contact’ page.
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- Kelvin Hughes A125 – M125
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- Marconi Atalanta Main Receiver
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- John Hudson at the Marconi Ships Main Console
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- Kelvin Hughes Main Ships Radio Station with Main Transmitter Zealand S1250 to the right
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- Stan at the Kelvin Hughes ships Radio Station
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- Marconi Commandant HS Main Transmitter
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- Ex ‘Bibby Line’ Radio Officer Mike Goulboune at the Marconi Ships radio Room Console.
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- Marconi Marine SSB Marlin Transmitter
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- Marconi Marine Salvor III emergency transmitter on the left with the Marconi Marine ‘Atalanta’ main receiver on the right
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- Marconi Oceanspan VII Main Transmitter
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- Stan MacNally at the Marconi Main Ships Radio Room Console
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- Plaque for the Official Opening of Fort Perch Liverpool
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- Kelvin Hughes Zealand S1250 Main Transmitter