The Sea Terminal will become an amateur radio station on Sunday (January 31).
Enthusiasts from the Isle of Man Amateur Radio Society will be running a station from 6am to 6pm with the call sign 'GD ZERO MAN' in order to help raise funds for the RNLI SOS campaign.
It will transmit on 3.720 Mhz LSB and make contact with other Radio Hams around the UK and further afield.
It follows the success of a similar initiative last year in which the society broadcast from the five lifeboat stations around the Island.
Mike Dunning from the Society hopes people will come along to see what's going on, find out more about amateur radio and of course help raise money for the Lifeboats.
He says the hobby is a fascinating one which still has followers around the world.
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