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 Enter your password to view comments.  Legal, PCS/Cellular Sites, Site Planning, WiFi/WiMax, Wireless Related, Wireless Site Design I’ve just posted a group of new camo wireless site photos from a recent trip to Arizona. These photos include several mono-cross photos; and flagpole and mono(blah)-palm photos. Check out the newest photos in the Gallery. Click on the banner link, above, or on the large photo above and you’ll be transported to the gallery. . . . → Read More: New Cell Site Photos from Arizona As reported by staff writer Seth Rosenfeld in the San Francisco Chronicle (Aug 30, 2008, Page C-1), the California Public Utiltiies Commission is investigating whether T-Mobile has been constructing cell sites in Northern California without following local building laws. The article quotes Susan Carothers, a CPUC spokesperson who said, “CPUC staff is looking into allegations . . . → Read More: CPUC Investigates Allegations of T-Mobile Sites Without Permits T-Mobile’s plans to construct a new cell site at an old cemetery in Stoneham, MA have died. Omnipoint Communications, T-Mobile’s parent proposed an 80-foot tower in St. Patrick Parish’s cemetery at Broadway and MacArthur Road. See the Google Street View map below for a photo. View a Google Street Map of the Site According to . . . → Read More: T-Mobile’s Plan to Construct A Cemetery Cell Dies That’s a common question, and the simple answer is, ‘sometimes yes; sometime no.’ Cell phones regularly transmit update information back to the mobile telephone switching office (MTSO). This data is sent when you turn on your phone, at regular intervals while the phone is turned on but not in use, and when you turn off . . . → Read More: Does your cell phone give away your location? And now, another entry into Kramer’s “Elements of Bad Wireless Site Design.” T-Mobile constructed a wireless site at a church in Milton, Mass. The antennas are installed so that they are visible in the church’s tower. The photo here, taken by my colleague, Claude shows the antenna as visibly installed, and then I’ve overlaid a . . . → Read More: Elements of Bad Wireless Site Design Cable and Wireless must get the prize for its odd attempt to position a fairly ugly monopalm as being eco-friendly. This poorly designed monopalm is located on the Caribbean island of St. Lucia. Poorly designed? Well, yes. Let take a close look at C&W’s monopine in the photo: 1. The monopalm has its antennas . . . → Read More: Eco-friendly MonoPalm in St. Lucia? Not really. |
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