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Sept. 10 — The cell tower that was struck by medevac helicopter in Texas last month with enough force to knock off one of its skids apparently was left unharmed by the incident, according to officials at Global Tower Partners, which owns the tower. “We did not find any evidence of that chopper hitting any… Continue »
Sept. 10 – Carriers will depend more on innovations in tower mounted amplifiers, remote radio heads and active antennas to meet increasing data capacity demands under CAPEX pressure, according to a report by ABI Research, with the market expected to exceed $4.5 billion by 2017. “Tower top active RF electronics will become more important as… Continue »
Sept. 10-James Allen Gatlin, 24, and Christopher Neal Tallman, 32, are both listed in good condition. That is the miraculous news about the tower climbers who fell 30 feet from a cell site in Archer City, Texas, according to KFDX Fox Channel 3. Tallman suffered a fractured back, ruptured spleen and cuts to an arm…. Continue »
D156 Dialight LED FAA certified high-intensity strobe systems in both the FAA-C (white) as well as the FAA- F (white/red) styles are available from Slatercom-WCD, a master integrating Dialight OEM distributor. The D156 system was designed for use on communications towers that are 500 feet to 2000 feet in height and offers low or no maintenance… Continue »
Hybrid beacon LED lamps from Obstruction Tower Lighting offer 90-96 percent energy savings compared with incandescent bulbs. With a life expectancy of 10 years, the OTL hybrid needs no annual lamp replacement. The unit, which fits in the L-864 red beacon, operates at 10 watts in flash mode. It features a narrow light beam, with… Continue »
The Horizon L-810 low-intensity light from Hughey & Phillips provides an LED solution to incandescent lighting. Available as a single or double light, the unit has universal input voltage ranges of 95-277 volts AC or 9-48 volts DC at 4 watts. It uses 96 percent less energy than 116-watt standard incandescent lamp and can be… Continue »
