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calcvids

Tower

I don't know where I was when I shot this. It's disguised to look like a cell phone tower.

Tags:
Tower
calcvids, Apr 5, 2009
City:
Unknown
State:
California(CA)
Landmarks or cross street:
a road
Distance of GPS #s to cell site:
60 feet
Camouflaged/Stealth Cell Site?:
Yes
Antenna Use:
Multiple Types
Carrier on topmost/highest antenna:
VERIZON WIRELESS
    • 21RCA
      This looks like Verizon.
      Apr 5, 2009
    • JFB
      In the middle of a storm? :)
      Apr 5, 2009
    • kenfuzionad
      That is most likely a VZW tower. They use multiple antenna's for different technology's. IE 1900/850. At&t does this as well, but use fewer antenna's. However it looked like a good day down there!
      Apr 5, 2009
    • calcvids
      It's a VZW tower, and it was just a cloud to make it look like that. It was sunny when I took this. Pretty good for 60MPH in a car.
      Apr 6, 2009
    • blahblah92
      Deff verizon
      Apr 23, 2009
    • calcvids
      That's a lot of downtilt on trhose two left panels.
      Aug 3, 2010
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  • Category:
    California (CA)
    Uploaded By:
    calcvids
    Date:
    Apr 5, 2009
    View Count:
    2,420
    Comment Count:
    6
  • Antenna Types:
    Sectorized

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