We all dream of that perfect site - 1000' above all else for 360 degrees. I found such a site, but so did 6 or so commercial tower/transmitter operators before me. The towers range from 100 to 250',
If there is an AM broadcast tower there, especially a multi-tower directional array, something you want to do could distort their pattern. That could lead to problems. An AM BC tower on a mountaintop
In my web surfing, I've come across one (or more) website(s) that apparently showed every non-Amateur licensee when you give it a zip code, plotted on a Google map. Not just the broadcast stations.
A friend of mine (KJ4IEA) runs this site: http://www.rabbitears.info I also help him out with some development and other stuff. Basically that site has everything you wanted to know about US digital
Hi Andy, You might be referring to http://www.cellreception.com/towers. I believe that site contains a listing of cellular and two way radio towers. 73 Ryan, N2RJ -- Ryan A. Jairam, _________________
http://www.antennasearch.com/ This one is not perfect - but it is the best I have found. It still does not include many PCS and other licenses. Don't take your organs to heaven, heaven knows we need
My advice is to continue looking for a new QTH. The further away from any other source of RF, including plasma TV's, the better 73, Scott W3TX _______________________________________________ ________
degrees. I found such a site, but so did 6 or so commercial tower/transmitter operators before me. The towers range from 100 to 250', from guyed to freestanding, from VHF to microwave stuck all over
I agree. This is not a location I'd be giving any serious thought to as an HF friendly location. To invest the time and money you're talking about will give you a really crappy ROI here. W2XX/7 My a
Heh - How RF rich are some of these sites? I saw one where the guy had a 2m band antenna, and he hooked up his bird watt meter to the antenna (and NOTHING else - no rig etc) - he was reading 5 WATTS
I'm a bit more optimistic than some of the other based on years of experience on a similar but less extreme site. We operate VHF/UHF/Microwave contest from Mount Graylock in West Mass. That site has
Thanks to all who provided comments on this topic. They were all great and helpful. I've decided to pass on this QTH for the reasons advised and some cursory measurements I made with a mobile rig. He
Jeff, Were you aware that your ham license expired last month? _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ TowerTalk mailing list TowerTalk@contes