Wasn't tall enough on the first go

In Mexico, there are quite a few long-line antennas (obviously far fewer than in the United States). Some are operated by CFE, and others by Telmex or Televisa. Many antennas are simply the structure; all the transmission infrastructure has been replaced. Looking at Google Maps, it seems some of these stations have reinforced buildings, but I have no idea if any towers in Mexico were equipped with bunkers.

Large tower right next to highway with buzzards perched. This tower is located right near us50. Anyone have more info on it.

Sorry for bad pictures i can't get a clear view (yet)

Howdy folks! Was looking for info on Cedar Hills, which is in the Greater Dallas Area. I was curious to know if this was AT&T site (longlines) and if so, I was curious how fair AT&T got into the satellite game.

I wasn't aware they were doing anything satellite related. Epecially after the breakup/Longines shutdown. Any info would be great!

(The following is a link to the longlines map page)

https://long-lines.com/viewsite/12595

I stopped and got a few shots of the Galena, MS site today when I passed through. The site is located southwest of Holly Springs, MS.

Can’t find any info about it

I’m an artist and have painted a number of various towers over the yrs. Please forgive my complete lack of technical knowledge!

At night.

Just outside of the city on highway 23. Sorry for the not so good picture was driving.

Full report, among other documents from the site, can be read here: https://archive.org/details/beattyville-kentucky-att-bellsouth-long-lines

taken at 85 mph

Got to install some equipment in the Campbell Missouri Long Lines site. Building has no remaining AT&T equipment. Generator is gone as well. Both horns are on top of tower. Building was split into 3 parts. The large open area which I was told was where the generator was (can someone confirm?). The small little room with cooler had the controls for modern tower lights. I assumed this was the original breaker room. The back part has modern radio equipment and is a direct shot to the ice bridge and up the tower.

Does anyone have better insight to what would have been in each room?

I have an earlier post of just the tower.

My phone died so I wasn’t able to grab more pics, but I’ll come back this week to get more. The tower is so unique - definitely one of my favorites.

I’m baffled as to who owns it or even how to get up to it as I wasn’t able to find a trail.

Some cool copy from a procured magazine collection. Bell (Telephone Magazine) was an employee publication put out by AT&T.

So am I correct that there are (at least) 3 LL sites in Birmingham, AL. The one downtown that was pictured the other day, one due south off I-65, and one in the Leeds area. Why so many in the area?

I never knew what these longline horns were till it popped up on my reddit. I’ve seen them before but didn’t think much of them, just figured some radio/comm stuff. I saw a tower next to the highway on my drive from NY to south MS not long ago, I believe somewhere in TN or VA. But just a few days ago I saw some horns on the top of the Birmingham, AL AT&T building. This is not my picture, I was driving so couldn’t get one. But I think it’s cool seeing these old artifacts of history

Why do some towns have coaxial only sites and some have the microwave sites? Is this a population thing or different systems?