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I have a "Flag Pole" disguised tower not far from my house that they've been working on for about a week. It's at the back of the safe storage lot shown on this map https://maps.google.com/?ll=38.542153,-89.945666&spn=0.00181,0.004128&t=m&z=19 The currently have the flag down and the top two sections exposed...several trucks working at the base.

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I have a "Flag Pole" disguised tower not far from my house that they've been working on for about a week. It's at the back of the safe storage lot shown on this map https://maps.google....004128&t=m&z=19 The currently have the flag down and the top two sections exposed...several trucks working at the base.

 

I see you are a sponsor, you should be able to go the the Sponsor thread for Chicago and locate the tower.

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I have a "Flag Pole" disguised tower not far from my house that they've been working on for about a week. It's at the back of the safe storage lot shown on this map https://maps.google....004128&t=m&z=19 The currently have the flag down and the top two sections exposed...several trucks working at the base.

 

I would love to see some pictures of this site if you get an opportunity. Thanks.

 

Robert

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I would love to see some pictures of this site if you get an opportunity. Thanks.

 

Robert

 

Shentel has a flag pole site near me with the panels actually mounted on the sides. I thought this odd since these are "stealth" sites but the panels arent actually hidden.

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I have a "Flag Pole" disguised tower not far from my house that they've been working on for about a week. It's at the back of the safe storage lot shown on this map https://maps.google....004128&t=m&z=19 The currently have the flag down and the top two sections exposed...several trucks working at the base.

 

I would wager a guess that it is a T-Mobile corporate owned site, as T-Mobile is notable for flagpole "stealth" sites. So, the work ongoing could be related to T-Mobile network modernization, Sprint Network Vision, or even something else.

 

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Shentel has a flag pole site near me with the panels actually mounted on the sides. I thought this odd since these are "stealth" sites but the panels arent actually hidden.

 

Verizon did something similar here when they added LTE at the site 3 miles north of here. It's a headscratcher.

 

Robert

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I'll try to get pics today when I go to pick up the dog....checked the Map for Missouri and this one I mentioned is right down the street from the Sprint tower which happens to be another stealth flag poll at a Middle School

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