Cell/mobile phone signals can be obstructed by all manor of things including atmospheric weather and buildings. Perusing the web, it seems that there is no guarantee that standing next to a cell/mobile tower will provide a better signal. One user on the forum at MacRumors stated they were unable to get a signal greater than two bars when standing at the foot of the AT&T tower.
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Well, a cell phone tower shoots out waves to your cell phone. The waves happen to shoot out 360 degrees of the tower. The waves happens to be called a cell. Whenever you are out of the cell you get poor reception and vice versa for being inside of the cell.
Henry III ordered the tower to be whitewashed in the 13th century.
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Reception Tower Utlandshörn ended in 1977.
Reception Tower Utlandshörn was created in 1935.
No, most phones use signals from towers and a "switch" that turns it into a landline call. If you aren't close enough to a tower you won't have a signal to use it.
Mobile phones use electromagnetic radiation in the microwave range. However, specifically 02 mobile phones would have to be researched in order to determine exactly what kind of phone it was and what tower it associated with if any.
I have heard phones do, as well as some radio waves, such as a microwave, or being close to a HV tower...
Cell phone transmission occurs using radio waves from cell towers set up in the area. Information is transmitted from one tower to the next until it reaches its destination.
There is no company that handles tract phones for cell tower usage. That may not be what your looking for. Good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cell phones are non-ionizing which means they don't have enough energy to rip electrons off atoms, or molecules ,and destroy DNA. The radiation in cell phones is somewhat identical to the radiation inside microwaves. If you live an area with better reception your phone emits less microwaves to transmit to a tower and expose you to lower levels of microwave radiation.
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nothing you just go back to the reception counter
The alps tower over parts of France and italy. They do not tower over Scotland or Wales as they are below the horizon from those locations.