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The Titanic's historic radio equipment might be lost forever

A museum reconstruction of the Titanic's radio room

A museum reconstruction of the Titanic's radio room Source: AP

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Salvors want to save the iconic radio equipment from the wreck of the Titanic, 4km beneath the surface of the Atlantic.

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