Can anyone identify this tower

[markjcc]

Has no carrier markings on the electrical box's and i don't see a signal gain on sprint or att

Edited January 11, 2013 by markjcc

[leerage]

Got any pics?

[mirlyn]

I think we better wait until the blizzard is over to get a better view.

[jeremyandrew]

Where is it? If its over 170ft, it would need to be registered with the FCC, and would rather easy to find.

 

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[markjcc]

I'll add a picture in a couple minutes forum runner says picture size is too big

[markjcc]

[jeremyandrew]

And what do you want to know about it?

 

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[markjcc]

And what do you want to know about it?

 

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What Carrier/network is it

my best guess is clear because of the dish thing on it

[vryan44]

Its not clear they use short and fat panels , could possibly be t-mobile

[lilotimz]

Not Sprint or ATT as it has a new style panel without an RRU which is the types of stuff that Verizon and T-mobile uses.

[jeremyandrew]

That is not the type of microwave that clearwire uses, and any carrier cane use MW backhaul. I would be able to tell you more if I could see what equipment is at the base of the tower.

 

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[jefbal99]

where is the tower located at?

[markjcc]

where is the tower located at?

ugh thats a tough one its located in a field.

[jefbal99]

ugh thats a tough one its located in a field.

 

Zip code, cross streets, city/state, surrounding roads?

[jeremyandrew]

ugh thats a tough one its located in a field.

 

Thats not uncommon. I make my living going to towers. After being In wireless telecom as long as I have, I can determine who the equipment vendor is by the cabinet or shelter. If the tower is registered, there should be an ASR placard on the fence or the tower itself. GPS coordinates work too.

 

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[kornyhiv]

ugh thats a tough one its located in a field.

 

LOL

[WiWavelength]

ugh thats a tough one its located in a field.

 

Not nearly as tough as you make it out to be. Give us something to go on. Animal, vegetable, or mineral? Alaska, Florida, or Kamchatka?

 

I am perpetually perplexed by and amused at most of the geographically challenged among us who do not seem to know where they are unless in an intimately familiar location. Even then, heaven forfend you actually ask them to point that place out on a map.

 

AJ

[kornyhiv]

Not nearly as tough as you make it out to be. Give us something to go on. Animal, vegetable, or mineral? Alaska, Florida, or Kamchatka?

 

I am perpetually perplexed by and amused at most of the geographically challenged among us who do not seem to know where they are unless in an intimately familiar location. Even then, heaven forfend you actually ask them to point that place out on a map.

 

AJ

 

I completely agree, thanks AJ!

[markjcc]

Confirmed its a T-Mobile site i found it with t-mobile towers

[WiWavelength]

Confirmed its a T-Mobile site i found it with t-mobile towers

 

Be careful. That confirms only that T-Mobile owns the site. Even if one carrier owns a site, multiple carriers may lease space on it. However, if it is a single carrier site, then you can probably rest assured that T-Mobile is the lone carrier.

 

AJ