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Is there a safe working distance from mobile masts? Links if possible.

I have a spinney to reduce/topp.

Tried google, but lots of info from people wearing tinfoil hats living next to them....

 

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Thanks, they are going to have a shutdown.


Do they need someone out for that or is it done from a computer?

Did they tell you the minimum distance?
This could be a real problem in the future for arbs as 5G is rolled out.
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7 minutes ago, Jake Andrews said:

 


Do they need someone out for that or is it done from a computer?

 

Don't know how it is done. Will find out when we butcher a Spinney of trees..

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Trouble with RF is that it is very hard to know when it is live or not.  They just need to turn off the high power amplifiers in the base station.  People who regularly work with them have to wear monitors to detect it so I'll guess as you won;t have that they have no choice but to shut it down.  How you know it is shutdown is the bit to be careful of.

 

P.S. The "drum shaped bits" are dish antennas and yes they are more highly focused so are a potential hazard much further away than the other antennas but they are all bad if you get too close.

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12 hours ago, benedmonds said:

Don't know how it is done. Will find out when we butcher a Spinney of trees..

It will be done remotely.

as said you'll not know (as there is no visible indication) whether they have or haven't done it.

 

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