So, while Johns Creek is racing to move ahead with the new Unified Radio System buildout, several sites are slated to be built out. One of those key sites requires a 400 foot tower to be constructed.
This site will not only support the URS equipment and antennas, but is also required for the new Fulton county DTRS as it will be a key site to cover the northern most part of the county for both voice and microwave path.
Naturally no one except people like me would welcome a tower like this. But it's something else to go on a one person rampage and putting up a website full of complete, total guano like this person:
Stop the 400 Foot Tower in Johns Creek
Look mouth breather, it's needed. You want JCPD to be able to have coverage in and around your McMansion when some burglar breaks in? They need their radios to work. Your SUV is on fire and you're entrapped? You want FD and Rural Metro to be able to get that call and have reliable communications on the fireground.
Here's an idea: stick to what you know, which is gossiping on Facebook and Twitter and watching "Welcome to Sweetie Pies" on OWN. Leave the public safety radio engineering to professionals.
:roll:
This site will not only support the URS equipment and antennas, but is also required for the new Fulton county DTRS as it will be a key site to cover the northern most part of the county for both voice and microwave path.
Naturally no one except people like me would welcome a tower like this. But it's something else to go on a one person rampage and putting up a website full of complete, total guano like this person:
Stop the 400 Foot Tower in Johns Creek
Look mouth breather, it's needed. You want JCPD to be able to have coverage in and around your McMansion when some burglar breaks in? They need their radios to work. Your SUV is on fire and you're entrapped? You want FD and Rural Metro to be able to get that call and have reliable communications on the fireground.
Here's an idea: stick to what you know, which is gossiping on Facebook and Twitter and watching "Welcome to Sweetie Pies" on OWN. Leave the public safety radio engineering to professionals.
:roll:
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