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2013-Feb-5 12:28 am
How to tell if a tower is for wireless internet?Hello,
At some point in time during the last year a tower was put up ~7.5 miles from my home (I just noticed it -_- ). How can I tell if it's for wireless internet and who owns it?
I believe I found a bit of info on it while Google'ing: (Lat: xxxx Lon: -xxx), Type: Tower, Structure height: 91 m, Overall height: 96 m, Call Sign: REMOVED Assigned Frequencies: 935.500 MHz, 936.462 MHz, 937.487 MHz, 937.925 MHz Grant Date: 09/17/2003, Expiration Date: 09/22/2013, Certifier: Gerald Bednar Registrant: Troutman Sanders LLP, 401 9th Street, Nw, Suite 1000, Washington, DC 20004-2134, Phone: (202) 274-2927, Fax: (202) 654-5677, Email: raymond.kowalski@troutmansanders.com
Anyone know what those frequencies are used for?
*Note I live nowhere near Washington, DC I think that's just who built/set up the tower. |
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Well, those frequencies are in the licensed band, so those specific antennas are probably for some sort of paging or SCADA communication. Doesn't necessarily mean that there aren't WISP antennas on it, though. If you can take a decent picture of the antennas, I'm guessing a few people here might be able to give you a better answer. |