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ShoresGuy

TMoE-Pl-Widder

This is a combined GSM 900/1800/UMTS site for T-Mobile (lower sector with the 4 panels) & for E+ who has GSM 1800/UMTS 2100 on the top sector.

Tags:
TMoE-Pl-Widder
ShoresGuy, Feb 8, 2006
City:
Cologne-Widdersdorf
State:
Outside the United States
ZIP Code:
50859
Structure Type:
Attached to or on a building
Camouflaged/Stealth Cell Site?:
No
Overall Height (in feet):
25
Antenna Use:
Multiple Types
Number of Carriers:
2
Carrier on topmost/highest antenna:
E-Plus
Carrier on 2nd highest antenna:
T-Mobile Germany
    • ShoresGuy
      Feb 8, 2006
    • chuikov
      Are those solar panels below the big mast?
      Feb 9, 2006
    • ShoresGuy
      Sure looks like it unless those are thin glas-paned windows.
      Feb 9, 2006
    • Andy
      Is the E-Plus setup only one sector/ in only one direction??

      It sure looks like there are solar panels right there to me.
      Feb 10, 2006
    • ShoresGuy
      I don't know for certain, Andy. I'll have to take a closer look at the site when I pass by it next time.
      Feb 12, 2006
    • Andy
      The things I pay attention to, ha? ;)

      Have a great week Shoresguy!
      Off-topic, but did you guys get hit with snow up there as well? I know people in Bavaria and other parts of Southern Germany got hit hard last week.
      Feb 12, 2006
    • ShoresGuy
      Ha, well the site is on the way home when I take the bus from work. It's a 3-panel setup.

      No major snowfall has occurred here in Cologne for the past week or so, just the occasional snow showers and then it's gone by the next day.
      Feb 13, 2006
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  • Category:
    Europe (EU)
    Uploaded By:
    ShoresGuy
    Date:
    Feb 8, 2006
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    2,766
    Comment Count:
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  • Ground Level Altitude (in feet):
    20
    Cell ID (CID) or ASR# or FCC#:
    Multiple
    Antenna Types:
    Sectorized

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