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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / December 2007Is there a cell tower map available anywhere?
Is there any kind of map or database available that can tell me where the various cell towers are located for different carriers? (more specifically, something that lets me tell which carrier a tower is actually for) Yes! > Is there any kind of map or database available that can tell me where the > various cell towers are located for different carriers? (more > specifically, something that lets me tell which carrier a tower is > actually for) > Is there any kind of map or database available that can tell me where the > various cell towers are located for different carriers? (more > specifically, something that lets me tell which carrier a tower is > actually for) http://www.rfnsa.com.au/nsa/index.cgi :-P  SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com >> Is there any kind of map or database available that can tell me where the >> various cell towers are located for different carriers? (more [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > :-P Well isnt that a handy page; much easier than the ACMA database. Thanks for posting that :-) > Thanks for posting that :-) No problems. I'm still looking for a mobile personal RF meter that is under $1000 AU per unit. :-P SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com Brendon wrote... > > http://www.rfnsa.com.au/nsa/index.cgi > Well isnt that a handy page; much easier than the ACMA database. > > Thanks for posting that :-) Pity that you have to qualify to register as a user. I don't, so it's useless to me. However, i did look through the ACMA database for my postcode. While I couldn't find any specific info on cell towers, I found a shitload of base station listings pertaining to our company's licences. We have a pager system and a two way radio system that uses one or two repeaters, but I found at least 20 licences or registrations for them all. > Brendon wrote >>> http://www.rfnsa.com.au/nsa/index.cgi >> Well isnt that a handy page; much easier than the ACMA database. >> Thanks for posting that :-) > Pity that you have to qualify to register as a user. No you dont. There is a Guest Login for a reason, stupid. > I don't, so it's useless to me. Yep, you actually are too stupid to use the Guest Login. > However, i did look through the ACMA database for my postcode. > While I couldn't find any specific info on cell towers, I found a shitload > of base station listings pertaining to our company's licences. We have > a pager system and a two way radio system that uses one or two > repeaters, but I found at least 20 licences or registrations for them all. > >>>http://www.rfnsa.com.au/nsa/index.cgi > >> Well isnt that a handy page; much easier than the ACMA database. [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > - Show quoted text - I am trying to find even one "Three" base station site in the ACT but I don't know what name they trade under and on clicking 20 or so possible sites I fail to find any Three sites. > Rod Speed <rod.speed....@gmail.com> wrote >>> Brendon wrote >>>>> http://www.rfnsa.com.au/nsa/index.cgi >>>> Well isnt that a handy page; much easier than the ACMA database. >>>> Thanks for posting that :-) >>> Pity that you have to qualify to register as a user. >> No you dont. There is a Guest Login for a reason, stupid. >>> I don't, so it's useless to me. >> Yep, you actually are too stupid to use the Guest Login. >>> However, i did look through the ACMA database for my postcode. >>> While I couldn't find any specific info on cell towers, I found a shitload >>> of base station listings pertaining to our company's licences. We have >>> a pager system and a two way radio system that uses one or two >>> repeaters, but I found at least 20 licences or registrations for them all. > I am trying to find even one "Three" base station site in the ACT but > I don't know what name they trade under Should be Hutchison. > and on clicking 20 or so possible sites I fail to find any Three sites. There are plenty in NSW in the obvious locations for 3 with Hutchison. hey try this to log on to the site its so easy login=guest pwd=password BINGooooooooooooooooo cya >> Rod Speed <rod.speed....@gmail.com> wrote >>>> Brendon wrote [quoted text clipped - 28 lines] > > There are plenty in NSW in the obvious locations for 3 with Hutchison. > hey try this to log on to the site its so easy Hell of a lot easier to use the guest login button, stupid. > login=guest > pwd=password Thats what the guest login button does, stupid. > BINGooooooooooooooooo >>> Rod Speed <rod.speed....@gmail.com> wrote >>>>> Brendon wrote [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] >> There are plenty in NSW in the obvious locations for 3 with >> Hutchison. Interesting site. I have noticed that the Environmental EME reports show the existing and proposed radio systems. Take for example Eurong Ranger Station Ungowa Rd EURONG, FRASER ISLAND QLD 4650, it says: existing site radio systems: Telstra CDMA 800, Telstra CDMA 800 (inc. WCDMA) total 0.43% proposed site radio systems: Telstra CDMA 800 (inc. WCDMA) total 0.18% I assume that this represents the removal of dedicated CDMA equipment. In the above example does this mean that the new radio system will delivery both CDMA & UTMS/W-CDMA or would it be pure UTMS/W-CDMA only? B. > > hey try this to log on to the site its so easy > [quoted text clipped - 42 lines] > > - Show quoted text - |
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