GrahamH's photos with the keyword: mast

The telephone exchange hut (SCAX) with phone box and mobile phone antennas at Murphys Creek, a small town near Toowoomba. December 2019.

Telstra's mobile phone mast at Picnic Point, Toowoomba. There are some extra non-phone antennas of unknown usage. April 2022.

Inglewood post office and behind it the telephone exchange. May 2016.

The radio comms mast for Inglewood telephone exchange. A mix of mobile phone and link antennas. May 2016.

Antennas above Telstra's hut at Goombungee, a small town in the Darling Downs, Australia. March 2016.

Testra's hut containing an exchange and mobile phone base at Goombungee, a small town in the Darling Downs, Australia. March 2016.

Satellite dishes for networked paging at a site previously operated by me. The hut was built by my former business and the tower and equipment box were provided by an earlier operator. Bald Hill, Tamworth. Terminated dream.

Satellite dishes for networked paging at a site previously operated by me. The hut was built by my former business and the tower and equipment box were provided by an earlier operator. Bald Hill, Tamworth. Terminated dream. Satellite antennas for paging services. 149MHz antennas up the top of the tower.

A guyed extension added to the original free standing tower.

Communications site,The Cottage, near Cobar, NSW. Photo taken from the road from Cobar. Early 2007.

Telstra's Woodenbong mobile phone base site. September 2006.

Radiocomms links and TV broadcast site. The satellite dish receives program from the public broadcaster which is transmitted to the surrounding area.

Radiocomms links and TV broadcast site. The satellite dish receives program from the public broadcaster which is transmitted to the surrounding area.

Marulan station. The Train Radio gear was installed in a room of the station building, rather than a green hut, due to heritage considerations. See State Records www.flickr.com/photos/state-records-nsw/2869138776/ When first entered the room used was very dusty and appeared not to have been entered for many years. On a shelf on the wall near the door there was a hurricane lamp and an ancient box of matches. There was no electric light or power outlets. Use the word countrynet in the search box to find more photos of and related to this large mobile radio comms project.

Stuart Town site. June 1993. Location shot.https://www.flickr.com/photos/flying_donkey/6230544062/