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mlaurenti

South Brunswick

A night shot of a microwave tower (the "Monmouth Junction" site) near Princeton, NJ. There used to be two horns at the top and two towards the bottom (just beneath the white strobes). They were removed in 2000. This is now used mostly for cellular communication.

Tags:
South Brunswick
mlaurenti, Sep 29, 2011
City:
South Brunswick Twp
State:
New Jersey(NJ)
Location / Street Address:
7 Green Shadow Ln
Structure Type:
Radio/Latticed tower
Camouflaged/Stealth Cell Site?:
No
Overall Height (in feet):
373
    • RFdnd
      White lighting? Quite unusual!
      Feb 13, 2012
    • mlaurenti
      Personally, I'm a fan of 24-hour white light systems.

      It used to use white lights 24/7 (from at least 1994) until a dual system was added in July 2001.

      This tower is equipped with dual strobes, but the top most red strobe at the time burned out and thus caused the white lights to flash instead.
      Mar 17, 2012
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  • Category:
    New Jersey (NJ)
    Uploaded By:
    mlaurenti
    Date:
    Sep 29, 2011
    View Count:
    2,482
    Comment Count:
    2
  • Ground Level Altitude (in feet):
    232
    Cell ID (CID) or ASR# or FCC#:
    1054848

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