I would like to be able to place equipment on a former AT&T site if the new owner is agreeable and I do not become liable for lighting and painting, etc. AND if the site would serve an area that I would like to serve, and the condition of the tower were safe for use. Also things like tower registration come into play and FAA listing. Seems like AT&T used some mighty big cornucopia antennas with quad diversity - serious bandwidth - in the old days longlines carried network television programming - imagine an NTSC video monitor in a transmission or toll office - 73, steve
Christopher Hodgdon wrote: > Up until a few months ago, it was owned by AT&T, then it was bought by > a private individual that is using it mainly for a storage building > and nothing else. > >
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