seanb
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join:2005-12-20
West Palm Beach, FL
2 edits | AT&T (Cingular) Cell Site
power?? i think -- nothing was working | 
this was the *BIGGEST* cluster f*ck i've seen in a while | 
old - non-active cingular stuff | 
new active at&t stuff | 
power & batts |
ha...
note: most of the equipment in this site was inactive... seems like AT&T now packages everything in nifty cabinets (like img #4) and is a turn-key cell site solution.
Sean.Brown@clearlinknetworks.com
CLEAR LINK Networks, Inc.
319 Clematis Street
Third Floor - Suite #301
»www.clearlinknetworks.com
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cypherstream
Looking forward to the future of things.
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join:2004-12-02
Reading, PA
clubs: | Is the old non active stuff GSM/GPRS, and the new stuff 3G ? |
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mike12806
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join:2007-08-28
Milton, MA | I'm gonna guess the old stuff is TDMA (analog), I doubt they're shutting anything GPRS down yet.... |
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seanb
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join:2005-12-20
West Palm Beach, FL | reply to cypherstream
actually, the PCSI stuff is super old CDPD stuff (from back in the day -- i mean like 1997-98).... couldn't really see too much of AT&T's other cabinets -- they're very compact and "turnkey" for putting sites up quickly. |
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kewlkeed
Grouch
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join:2005-02-05
Knowlton, QC
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Actually the wire mess ain't too bad. I've been on a few RF sites that would scare the hell out of most people.
When you need to weed your way through a coax pile like jungle vines, to get through the DOOR, there's some problems  |
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AMD Phreak
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join:2003-12-14 | reply to seanb
Nice pics
That entrance is a bit messy but not bad. At least it looks like they have permanent tags on the cables. I hate when people don't tag the wiring. |
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