| [Tech Ops] radio mobile help I have a customer wanting to put up a tower for his own personal use (he is located at an extremely low location). I am going to list his possible tower site coordinates and my base tower coordinates. If someone can tell me if he should be able to get signal with a 50ft tower or a 100ft tower I would be very thankful!!
My tower site ='s Lat. +35.538949 Long. -87.531445
Customer site ='s Lat. +35.609912 Long. -87.604766
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Rosston, TX
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LLigetfa
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Fort Frances, ON
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Never erect a tower solely on the results of those tests. Rent a Genie lift or mobile crane and do a site survey. |
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Thanks guys! |
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Cell Tower
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 jmcdonald521.kmz.zip 29,369 bytes
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50 foot AP and CPE | 
50 foot AP and 100 foot CPE | 
50 foot AP and CPE | 
50 foot AP and 100 foot CPE |
The last two files are output from RMPath, to show Fresnel clearances without obstructions from clutter. You can see .6 F1 is impacted even with the CPE being 100 feet, if your tower is only 50 feet high on your AP end. If it is lower, then you can see how much that would impact it overall.
I had to make some assumptions based on the limited data provided. More accurate antenna centerline information at the AP end would help.
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| Thanks a million!! Exactly what I was looking for! |
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