/r/antennasporn
a subreddit dedicated to antennas of any kind
posts and links must be related to antennas, different kinds, how to make them, how to use them, pretty pictures of antennas,cool ones too, questions are welcome just put (Help) in front of your post :)
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I swear this tower had longline antennas when I was a kid but it seems very different now. Still a cool tower.
Help me resolve this - this photo is the equipment building for a cell site near where I live. It's a big tower and then a standalone equipment building, with a good-sized generator as well.
On opposite corners of the equipment building are two round antennas/dishes pointed at each other across the roof about 25 feet apart.
What the F are they?
Address: 4721 1/2 E Palm Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, CA 92264
Located here: 42.041983333333334,-82.97753888888889
Relatively new... 2-3 years old maybe?
https://share.cleanshot.com/KFGrBydk
I noticed the two point-to-point microwave backhauls near the base, many 5g panels up along the mast, and what seems to be some sort antennas on the top and near the middle of the mast (probably TV or FM).
Hi all, this is in Washington D.C. for context. Apologies that this is the best angle I have. Any ideas what this is? Thank you!
Would have been taken in the early 1990s.
My city is completely littered with these. I’ve seen at least 3-4 just in my side of town, and the east side that I frequent every so often. They’re. Every. Where. Some are partially disassembled, like the panels up top are missing. This is the only one I’ve seen that isn’t like this. Anybody happen to know what this is?
This tower struck me as particularly odd. No insulators on the bottom, no obviously visible transmitters or receivers on the tower itself. Looked online and apparently its FCC designation is FB2C, which is Mobile Relay - Interconnect. Anyone know what this tower does?
I'm guessing they're GPS antennas, but why so many??
Consists of a window opener and a tripod. Any suggestions on how to improve (e.g. adding a reflector maybe)?
Well a symbol of an antenna.
So the Knox Box is not related to the ERRCS? Right?
That is the Knox Box just opens the door. The sign is to let fire know there is ERRCS in the building. Does the service use different frequencies?
I assume these must be somebody’s HAM setup but i know nothing about antennas. That whole structure appears to be dedicated to the arrays surrounding it. However it looks similar in design to the residence in the background. Which makes me think it must just be a serious hobbyist.
Just north of Oxford (UK) is this little site and I see it regularly on my train travels.
Co ordinates are …
(51.8642606, -1.3061536)
I see one TV antenna, but I have never seen the others!
Looks like a cell tower but only 1 antenna? It’s near the edge of a neighborhood that borders up to foothills.
They were installed recently in a suburb.