[TowerTalk] Re: Gov't Study to Collect Empirical Data on Towers vs.Birds

Bob Smith na6t at na6t.com
Thu Sep 18 23:49:31 EDT 2003


Well here we go again,,, Look out California, Your Next,
We hugged trees, fought Cell Towers, and the tree huggers co-ordinated
their efforts via the cellphone all at once.

Now were petting birds,  God, what happens when we find out that the
birds are drawn to the towers because of the 'BLINKING RED and WHITE LITES"?

Oh, then we will remove all the lights and stop planes from flying at night?

Come on fellas, lets get the "Foodchain in order" by figuring out first,
WHO'S at the TOP.......

OR

Maybe we can hire the out of work tree huggers to train the birds to NOT
use the towers for nests, or maybe we can have them take the birds home
with them and start a 'grassroots fertilizer business' ?

The only thing I've found dead on the sites I'm servicing is the Birds**t
on the ground and on my laptop when I've got to use it in the open.

Bob
NA6T

Bob Smith
Robert Smith Consulting
"Wireless Installations -- Businesses & ISP's"
F.C.C. Licensed-Commercial & Amateur Services
A.R.S NA6T
ARRL Life Member
1-707-964-4931 w/answering machine
Fort Bragg, California   95437

"On The Air-Conditioned Mendocino Coast, In REAL Northern California"
No trees were destroyed in the sending of this message.
However, a large number of electrons were terribly inconvenienced.






Date: Thu, 18 Sep 2003 12:40:09 -0700
From: "Steven Gehring" <stevekz9g at verizon.net>
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Subject: [TowerTalk] Gov't Study to Collect Empirical Data on Towers vs.
         Birds...
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The Mobile Radio Technology Bulletin has reported that the FCC has =
signed an
agreement Wednesday with the State of Michigan to gather and collect =
collect
empirical data on towers vs. birds as the State builds out its statewide
public safety communications system.
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Please read the MRT Bulletin dated Sept 18th for more info.  Those in =
the
telecom or related businesses can subscribe to this free email =
newsletter by
visiting their website or =
http://www.mcb3.com/news/primedia/assent.asp?t=3Dsub
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It should prove interesting...
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73 de KZ9G
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