Revclyffe: Tree Tower

RevClyffe: Tree Tower

RevClyffe is a vertical field node built atop a wind-scarred pine tree. Years ago, the top third was sheared off by a storm, leaving a powerful and sturdy base for experimentation.

Now reborn as a modular tower, RevClyffe channels connectivity, observation, and resilience into a living machine—rooted in earth and reaching toward orbit.

Its most essential feature: a Starlink Array, delivering high-speed internet to the lab and powering remote autonomy.

This section documents everything to do with the tower—its structure, build, design, development, and operation.

Tower Modules as Archetypes

Module

Role

Symbolic Identity

Starlink Array

Connectivity

The Mouth – speaking with the world

Environmental Sensor Node

Measurement

The Skin – feeling the present

High Frequency Pulse Monitor

Detection

The Ear – listening to unseen events

Weather Beacon / Aurora Emulator

Expression

The Mood – speaking the sky’s emotion

Radio Telescope

Reception

The Eye – seeing the invisible cosmos

ISS Tracker

Relational Awareness

The Guest Log – tracking orbital visitors

Solar Flare Sentinel

Defense & Insight

The Shield – alert to starborn disturbance

Field Transcription Module

Storytelling

The Memory – recording, sharing, mythologizing

Keep an eye out for “Local’s Only Free Magazine” — Issue One will answer any questions you might have about RevClyffe and future builds happening in your neighborhood.
First Full Design Layout & Research update coming soon…