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larry

A not so good Sprint/Nextel monopalm

This is an older IDEN site in East LA and was just recently converted with CDMA. Probably one of the top 2 worst looking monopalms I've ever seen.

A not so good Sprint/Nextel monopalm
larry, Jan 21, 2007
City:
East Los Angeles
State:
California(CA)
Location / Street Address:
Atlantic
Landmarks or cross street:
Hubbard
Structure Type:
Monopole
Camouflaged/Stealth Cell Site?:
Yes
Antenna Use:
Multiple Types
Number of Carriers:
3
Carrier on topmost/highest antenna:
NEXTEL
Carrier on 2nd highest antenna:
SPRINT PCS
Carrier on 3rd highest antenna:
VERIZON WIRELESS
    • Yankees368
      well, they tried, kinda....
      Jan 21, 2007
    • JFB
      It looks like one of those palms you see in WWII pictures from the pacific. :bomb:
      Jan 21, 2007
    • Jonathan Kramer
      Larry: I have to admit that this site is worse than Nextel's Caltrans site in West L.A. ... and that's really saying something!

      jlk
      Jan 22, 2007
    • larry
      Yeah you would think that when Sprint added their CDMA panels last month that they would have spruced it up a little by adding some new branches or something. But in this part of East LA I guess nobody really cares.
      Jan 22, 2007
    • chuikov
      Maybe they could make the little dish look like a coconut or something?
      Jan 22, 2007
    • nmt
      Maybe it just needs a little bit more water & some fertilizer. :D
      Jan 23, 2007
    • Psychotronic
      :eek: I've seen better uses for fishbones, that's for sure.
      Jan 23, 2007
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  • Category:
    California (CA)
    Uploaded By:
    larry
    Date:
    Jan 21, 2007
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    Comment Count:
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  • Antenna Types:
    Sectorized

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