Business Radio Systems

Another example of BTS equipment located on the average house, despite RF radiation considerations in other countries. It's big money for some of the poor farmers who take full advantage of the easy money available from the cellular operators who are desperate to roll out their networks.

Two BTS Integrator colleagues....Geert Claas (from Belguim) and Ian Greenall (from North Wales) standing next to a Nokia DE34 Outdoor base station somewhere in the snowy mountains of Austria.

The Connect "ONE" company of Austria hade a policy of using existing buildings & structures. This BTS and antennas on a newly constructed house, still unfinished.

1996: Orange PCS, Mobile Sites Group. This Orange department was responsible for the installation of temporary bast stations to enhance signal coverage or give extra trafiic capability in emergency situations where high voice/data traffic may be too much for the existing Orange infrastructure. This equipment was Nokia DE34 and used standby generators and winch up radio masts.

1997: Cellnet. Direct for Nokia, Huntingdon. Integration of DE34 BTS equipment and upgrading the older Nokia DE21 base stations.

1998: Connect/ONE. Direct for Nokia, Austria. New 1800 Mhz mobile phone network. This was on BTS integration of Nokia DE34 equipment and cofiguration of Nokia Dynahopper microwave equipment. Drive testing/optimisation was also undertaken on this network.