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Originally Posted by MrIca

If you have the Shell garage on your left the Vodafone mast is about 100 yards further down the road. The telephone poles in front of the Shell garage feed it with overhead fibre.

That's not even a Vodafone mast. It's a CTIL mast, built by O2.

In the other link the Vodafone mast is up on the hill next to the car dealership (in the car park). It is fed by overhead fibre which then goes underground briefly as it has to go under the old railway bridge. It then goes overhead again to a telephone pole that's actually in the car park of the car dealership where it then goes underground again to link into the mast's cabinet.

That's not a Vodafone mast either. In fact, it's not even a mobile mast. It's a railway mast fed by underground fibre from the railway line.

I feel if I was a mobile network I'd want to insist my masts were fed with purely underground fibre, a falling tree would knock the whole thing off.

All mobile networks are using Virgin Media feeds going forwards, not BT.

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Originally Posted by Pierre

Because I have a bullpoo radar that goes off

Mine's starting to go off now too.