The giant Collins HF discone antenna at the Titan Missile Museum

An amazing place and a unique and equally amazing antenna that you can hook up to!

Ham Radio Operators, you can now broadcast and listen on the discone antenna at the Titan Missile Museum.

When the Titan II became operational in 1963, its communication system included a large, broadband discone antenna that is still standing today.

Built by Collins Radio Company, the antenna is 80 feet tall and has a large crown, enabling it to radiate signals over a wide range of frequencies.

If you’re an amateur radio operator, you can use the antenna free of charge when the museum is open.

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