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	Mobile Phone Masts & Radio Base Stations UK
		A mast is a freestanding structure (the same as a telegraph pole) which supports antennas at a height where they can transmit and receive radio waves.
		If the radio base stations are too far apart, calls cannot be handed over from one area to another and are interrupted or 'dropped' when mobile users are on the move.
		Shared masts are normally taller and have more impact on the environment because they have to accommodate two or more sets of antennas.
	www.mobilemastinfo.com /information/masts.htm (1372 words)

	Warsaw radio mast - Definition, explanation
		The Warsaw radio mast was the tallest structure ever built; however, it only existed from 1974 to 1991.
		The mast was insulated against ground for a voltage of 120 kV and stood therefore on a 2 metre high insulator.
		Since the collapse of the Warsaw radio mast, the tallest construction in Poland is the transmission mast for FM-radio and TV at Olsztyn-Pieczewo with a height of 360 metres (coordinates:).
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/w/wa/warsaw_radio_mast.php (800 words)

	Bovingdon Radio Mask
		If there is a risk from the mast, it must be so small that it should be ignored, when set against all the other risks we take on every day.
		Radio waves are not known to cause cancer.
		We have plenty of other known risk factors to work on, before considering that the risks of radio wave radiation to be a significant cause of cancer.
	www.careprovider.com /mast.htm (801 words)

	Radio Mast
		Radio mast Lisnargaryey - The Radio mast Lisnargaryey is the mast antenna for the transmission of Radio Ulster in Lisnargarvey, Northern Ireland.
		Radio mast Berlin-Olympiastadium - The Radio mast Berlin-Olympiastadium is a 180.7 metre high guyed steel framework radio mast with a cross section of 2 * 2 metres for FM transmissions and mobile phone services near the Olympia Stadium in Berlin, Germany.
		Radio mast Lisnargarvey - The Radio mast Lisnargarvey is the mast radiator for the transmission of Radio Ulster in Lisnargarvey, Northern Ireland (national grid reference: J258919).
	bo51.majestic-equip.com /radiomast.html (978 words)

	CRR-10, Radiostation 3
		The dismantling of 205- meter radio mast in Angarsk it is planned/glided to conduct during January.
		The dismantling of emergency 205- meter radio mast in the territory of radio station Nr.3 in Angarsk it is planned/glided to conduct during January.
		The work of the transmitter hung between the masts is ended, southern mast is freed from the increment loads; however, the threat of its incidence/drop in immediate proximity of the apartment houses remains.
	www.irkutsk.com /radio/RS3.htm (1517 words)

	Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : Longwave radio mast Hellissandur (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Longwave radio mast Hellissandur (also called Gufuskálar) is a 412 metre high guyed radio mast for longwave transmissions in the vicinity of Hellissandur on the peninsula Snæfellsnes of Iceland.
		This mast, which is the tallest structure of Western Europe, was built in 1959 for the North Atlantic LORAN-C chain (GRD 7970).
		After this LORAN-C scheme was shut down in the 1990s the longwave radio mast Hellissandur was converted to an aerial mast for a longwave broadcasting transmitter of the Broadcasting Service of Iceland, for a transmission frequency of 189 kHz and a power of 300 Kilowatts.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /Longwave_radio_mast_Hellissandur (126 words)

	WiMo: Portable masts and mast tripods
		The telescopic masts are manufactured from sideways slotted aluminum tubes; the mast can be extended to any length and securely locks into place by means of a massive clamp.
		When setting up the mast please pay special attention to the clamping length; the clamping length of the mast must be at least 1/6th of the extended length, or at least 1 meter at the minimum.
		Mast tripods are well suited for portable applications because of the ability to quickly achieve a temporary installation.
	www.wimo.de /mastalu_e.htm (522 words)

	Warsaw radio mast - Voyager, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The mast was located in Konstantynów, Poland at 19°48'23" E longitude and at 52°22'14" N latitude (52° 22′14″N, 19° 48′23″E), and was used by Warsaw Radio-Television (Centrum Radiowo-Telewizyjne) for long wave radio broadcast on the frequency 227 kHz (before February 1 1988) and 225 kHz (after February 1 1988).
		On August 8, 1991, the mast collapsed at 16:00 UTC because of a mistake in exchanging the guys on the highest stock of the mast.
		Since the collapse of the Warsaw radio mast, the tallest construction in Poland is the transmission mast for FM-radio and TV at Olsztyn-Pieczewo with a height of 360 metres (coordinates: 53° 45′13″N, 20° 30′57″E).
	voyager.in /Warsaw_radio_mast (805 words)

	MySpace.com - Radio Mast - Chichester, UK - www.myspace.com/radiomast
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		In 1845 a well-equipped two-ship expedition led by Sir John Franklin sailed to the Canadian Arctic to chart the final unknown parts of the Northwest Passage.
		I had not caught some Radio Mast for quite a while...
	www.myspace.com /radiomast (467 words)

	Longwave radio mast Hellissandur - Definition, explanation
		The Longwave radio mast Hellissandur (also called Gufuskálar) is a 412 metre high guyed radio mast for longwave transmissions in the vicinity of Hellissandur on the peninsula Snæfellsnes of Iceland.
		This mast, which is the tallest structure of Western Europe, was built in 1959 for the North Atlantic LORAN-C chain (GRD 7970).
		After this LORAN-C scheme was shut down in the 1990s the longwave radio mast Hellissandur was converted to an aerial mast for a longwave broadcasting transmitter of the Broadcasting Service of Iceland, for a transmission frequency of 189 kHz and a power of 300 Kilowatts.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/l/lo/longwave_radio_mast_hellissandur.php (177 words)

	The Eiffel Tower as a radio broadcaster
		Eiffel strongly encouraged research into radio transmission by proposing the use of his tower as a monumental radio mast.
		In 1903 a radio connection was made with the military bases around Paris, and then a year later with the East of France.
		A permanent radio station was installed in the Tower in 1906, thus ensuring its continuing survival.
	www.tour-eiffel.fr /teiffel/uk/documentation/dossiers/page/radio.html (262 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Scotland - Cancer fears surround 650 new radio masts
		POWERFUL radio waves that will soon be beamed from hundreds of transmitters have been blamed for a cluster of cancers and other serious illnesses in a Scottish community.
		The telecommunications mast uses new technology to be adopted in a scanner-proof police radio system across Scotland.
		Campaigners against the mast claim that as well as almost a dozen cases of life-threatening diseases among the estimated population of 200, scores more residents are suffering from headaches, skin rashes and disturbed sleep.
	news.scotsman.com /archive.cfm?id=1398492003 (1250 words)

	Police blame health crisis on radio mast (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Six people including a chief inspector, other officers and civilian workers at a police station have blamed debilitating health complaints on a mast for a controversial new communications system yards from their desks.
		Chief Insp Steve Strong and his staff reportedly believe their bouts of dizziness and severe headaches began when a transmitter for the Tetra radio network was put up.
		Around 25 people living near the mast at the station in North Walsham, Norfolk, have complained of similar symptoms.
	www.whale.to /a/tet44.html (386 words)

	Shipyard Employment eTool > Working Conditions: Vessel's Radio and RADAR
		No worker may be in the vicinity of radio or RADAR emission devices unless the systems are secured or made incapable of exposing workers to these emissions.
		Radio and RADAR must be secured before other workers can enter the area.
		When RADAR or radio are being tested, workers must not be in the vicinity of radio or RADAR emissions.
	www.osha.gov /SLTC/etools/shipyard/standard/working_conditions/radio_radar.html (341 words)

	icBirmingham - Residents protest over radio mast
		An action group has been formed by residents fighting for the removal of a police communications mast after it was switched on despite planners rejecting an application for it.
		The mast, one of a network to cater for a new emergency services radio network, was put up on September 23 before planning permission was obtained.
		Protesters submitted a petition to the committee calling for a site visit so councillors could see how close the mast was to the school and more than 400 parents and residents signed it.
	icbirmingham.icnetwork.co.uk /0100news/0100localnews/page.cfm?objectid=13917209&method=full (419 words)

	News \| Telegraph
		Six people including a chief inspector, other officers and civilian workers at a police station have blamed debilitating health complaints on a mast for a controversial new communications system yards from their desks.
		Chief Insp Steve Strong and his staff reportedly believe their bouts of dizziness and severe headaches began when a transmitter for the Tetra radio network was put up.
		Hundreds of officers have said they believe their health is suffering and campaign groups are fighting against siting the system's 3,500 transmitters near their homes, schools and workplaces.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2004/08/14/ntetra14.xml&sSheet=/news/2004/08/14/ixhome.html (522 words)

	Radio
		The radio has become a neutral forum where people are able to openly discuss taboos: property grabbing, sexual abuse of young girls, witch hunts and so on.
		The radio is an example how people can find for themselves an answer to the real problems that they face in their lives.
		Radio is changing lives, developing minds and bringing people together in an environment based on their own needs in their own terms.
	www.jesuit.ie /uk/chikuni/Radio/Radio.htm (558 words)

	Prometheus Radio Project!
		A mast or tower is simply the thing that holds the antenna up off the ground.
		A mast is generally a single piece of pipe, while a tower is a set of interlocking pipes (typically in a triangular configuration) which can be much taller.
		One thing that may be confusing is that in AM broadcasting, the antenna and the tower are the same thing - this is because AM wavelengths are so big that they require an antenna the size of an entire tower - so the solution is just to use a metal tower as the radiator.
	oldsite.prometheusradio.org /hang_em_high.shtml (3084 words)

	Radio mast battle continues 3 Ma (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Residents against a 15 foot police radio mast being built near a school and homes in a Snowdonia village have vowed to continue their fight - although work has already began.
		They are angry that Snowdonia National Park Authority granted planning permission for the Terrestrial Trunked Radio, or Tetra mast, which they claim could be a threat to their health.
		Work on the mast is expected to be completed in the next few days.
	www.whale.to /a/ph5.html (250 words)

	Strange Illnesses Blamed On Police Radio System
		They have won their point and become one of the few communities in the country to be without a Tetra radio mast.
		It gives officers a mobile phone and two-way radio in the same handset, and is being implemented around the country by O2 Airwave, previously part of BT, which has a £2.9bn, 15-year contract with the Home Office to supply all 51 forces in England, Wales and Scotland through a network of around 3,500 masts.
		The Home Office says some symptoms suffered are, like those associated with mobile-phone masts, often related to stress caused by a perception of risk, rather than the reality; whether some people are genuinely sensitive to certain radio waves, it says, must be the subject of further research.
	www.rense.com /general59/strangeillnessesblamed.htm (1782 words)

	World's Tallest Towers
		The tallest mast currently standing is the KVLY-TV Mast in North Dakota, built in 1963; it is 629 m (2,063 ft) tall.
		The tallest mast of all time was the Warszawa Radio Mast near Konstantynów, Poland, built in 1974; it was 646 m (2,120 ft) tall before collapsing during renovation work in 1991.
		While it is the world's tallest freestanding structure, 535 m (1,754 ft) of it is underwater and it is partly supported by buoyancy.
	www.infoplease.com /ipa/A0886190.html (379 words)

	Radio & Mobile Phone Mast Sites - Consultants, Specialists & Experts
		We are well placed to market properties and existing sites to the operators who may wish to install equipment and have been extensively involved in the acquisition and sale of portfolios of telecoms sites on behalf of investors and multiple site owners.
		It is likely that the operators’ demand for mobile phone mast sites may see numbers increase three fold over the next 5-10 years and with so much activity, there are opportunities not to be missed.
		A rare opportunity to acquire a 60 metre radio mast located approximately 10 miles south of Grantham.
	www.struttandparker.com /html/mobile-phone-masts.php (478 words)

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		MaSt RaDio is a small non-profit oriented webradio located in NJ, USA covering quality sound genres from the Indian subcontinent.
		This does not mean that no care is taken to bring you the MaSt sounding tunes from Indian subcontinent and rest of the world.
		MaSt Radio is an attempt to extend the Internet Audio experience with a "MaSt" effect.
	www.mastradio.com /about.html (177 words)

	Fair Radio Sales Company, Inc. - Catalog
		AB-15-UG - MAST BASE for MS-116-117-118 or AB-21-22-23-24 mast sections; spring action with 3.3"L x 3" dia ceramic insulator and bottom terminal.
		If your radio isn't near a window, or you find that AM radio reception is better outside than inside, a Justice AM Antenna Remote Kit might solve the problem.
		FMW - The FM Reflect by C. Crane Radios is an affordable FM antenna that is equal to or better than the best indoor antenna made.
	www.fairradio.com /catalog.php?mode=view&categoryid=188 (2537 words)

	Radio Today with United Radio..: Objections to BBC DJ's erection
		BBC Radio Cambridgeshire presenter Tony Gillham's upset neighbours in the village where he lives - by putting up a 40ft radio mast in his garden without planning permission.
		Tony, who hosts Radio Cambridgeshire's "Gillham Gold" show on Saturday mornings, has apparently applied retrospectively for planning permission to allow the mast to stay, but is facing criticism in the village of Buckden, Cambs.
		It is 40ft high and is much closer to the houses and therefore just as much a visually dominant, out of keeping and alien feature as the telephone mast proposed for (nearby) Little Paxton, which was turned down.
	www.radiotoday.co.uk /news.php?extend.1642 (284 words)

	Radio Installation For A 1991 Vw Golf - Radio Installation For A 1991 Vw Golf (Site not responding. Last check: )
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	www.golf-hype.com /radio-installation-for-a-1991-vw-golf.html (721 words)

	NorthNorfolk.org - NNDC Loses North Walsham Radio Mast Appeals
		A planning inspector has found against North Norfolk District Council in appeals by MMO2 Airwave Ltd against the Council's refusal of planning permission for radio equipment at North Walsham Police Station, and against the enforcement notice issued by the Council ordering the removal of equipment that was later installed.
		The planning inspector agreed that MMO2 Airwave Ltd should have given NNDC 'prior notification' of their addition of equipment to the mast at North Walsham - a legal condition of the work being classed as 'permitted development' (ie not requiring planning permission).
		NNDC argued that MMO2 Airwave Ltd had not given prior notification and therefore did not have planning consent, which was a reason for issuing the enforcement notice in May last year.
	www.north-norfolk.gov.uk /news/archive2005_5570.asp (370 words)

	Antenna Mast Parts and Antenna Mast Accessories \| In Stock
		Even more annoying than that static from a damaged Cheap Antenna Mast would be to go to the trouble of purchasing and installing a new one just to find your reception no better, so be sure to purchase a good quality replacement part for the job at hand.
		When you're in need of mast for radio assistance or just need some tech advice, call us toll free and we'll be happy to help!
		car radio antenna is made from stainless steel rod that features a billet aluminum base for secured mounting.
	www.racepages.com /parts/antenna_mast.html (300 words)

	Nordwestradio - Homepage
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	www.radiobremen.de /nordwestradio (1433 words)

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