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Local Drug Store had 4 Cell towers put up on the roof..
One story building, School Bus Stop directly in front Druggist, she is quite upset.. Anyone know how much power these ( average Cell tower) puts out ?? Would you have one in your Living room.. ten feet away ?? twenty feet ?? |
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![]() "Dan" wrote in message ups.com... Local Drug Store had 4 Cell towers put up on the roof.. One story building, School Bus Stop directly in front Druggist, she is quite upset.. Anyone know how much power these ( average Cell tower) puts out ?? Would you have one in your Living room.. ten feet away ?? twenty feet ?? It depends on the density of cells in the area. If there are other cells closely adjacent, then they may run as little as 4 watts. If there are no closely adjacent cells, they can run upward of 400W EIRP. Antenna structures are designed to put most of the power in the horizontal plane, with nearly zero power going in a vertical plane (directly below the tower). 400 watts would be hazardous if you were 2 feet from the radiating elements, but I2R losses are significant, and the power level at 60 feet from the tower is measured in mW rather than watts. (the necessary received signal for a phone to operate is in the low nanowatts, and remember, this same tower has to be able to receive a signal FROM the phone, which has less than 300mW of output power) |
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"Dan" wrote:
Local Drug Store had 4 Cell towers put up on the roof.. One story building, School Bus Stop directly in front Druggist, she is quite upset.. Anyone know how much power these ( average Cell tower) puts out ?? Usually around 47 Jiggawatts. Would you have one in your Living room.. ten feet away ?? twenty feet Only with my aluminum foil deflector beanie and colloidal silver. 73, Steve -- Steve Lawrence Burnsville, Minnesota Every moment of a human life is an act of worship. Coincidence is God's way of being anonymous. |
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Probably not cell phone as they tend to be H I G H up in the air, a one
story building is not very high. You should worry more about drugs in schools that this effecting kids! Actually I wonder what their radiation pattern looks like and I am thinking that being right next to them is better than being let;s say 100 yards away?? "Dan" wrote in message ups.com... Local Drug Store had 4 Cell towers put up on the roof.. One story building, School Bus Stop directly in front Druggist, she is quite upset.. Anyone know how much power these ( average Cell tower) puts out ?? Would you have one in your Living room.. ten feet away ?? twenty feet ?? |
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Jim Douglas wrote:
Probably not cell phone as they tend to be H I G H up in the air, a one story building is not very high. You should worry more about drugs in schools that this effecting kids! Actually I wonder what their radiation pattern looks like and I am thinking that being right next to them is better than being let;s say 100 yards away?? You need to be further away than that unless you're at the same altitude as the antennas. I couldn't get a clear picture at a TV transmitter site without aiming the antenna at another tower a couple miles away. You need to study the antenna radio patterns to find out the expected radiation pattern but you get only micro watts under the antenna and for some distance from the base of the tower. The signal is compressed into a horizontal beam to increase the transmit and receive distance without running higher transmitter power. The smaller transmitter has less to fail, is cheaper to operate at the expense of good coverage close to the tower. -- Former professional electron wrangler. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
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