PPS 10 Telecommunications·Page 32·C3
Radio Relay Stations and Infrastructure
Trunk networks use fixed radio links requiring radio relay stations, typically consisting of a small building for equipment and a tower up to 60 metres in height supporting antennas, which can also be located on existing buildings or structures.
The trunk networks may use fixed radio links as well as underground or above ground cables. These radio links require the provision of radio relay stations. A station usually consists of a small building to accommodate the radio equipment and a tower normally of up to 60 metres in height supporting a number of antennas. Antennas can also be located on buildings or other structures. Fixed radio link antennas are round 'dishes', with typical diameters of 0.3, 0.6 and 1.2 metres, although reflectors may be of other shapes and sizes.
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