Part 3: Cell Towers are NOT What We are Told - "Our 3G Networks Use 3 Watts"

by Jim Stone

May 22 2013, Jimstonefreelance.com

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An Aussie sent me the details on what the cellular 3g networks in Australia use. And it confirms my case. 3 watts, when put through highly directional antennas, is enough to reach 2 miles and justify having cell nodes spaced 4 miles apart. THIS MAKES PERFECT SENSE. With 10 nodes per tower that equals a total radiated power of 30 watts. That makes perfect sense. 30 watts within two miles everywhere will penetrate virtually anything and provide excellent coverage. And now, the rant and emperical proof that American cell towers are either Haarp stations and/or serve a purpose entirely different than what is claimed.

Let me do a little math here. With solar power now costing approximately three dollars a watt, including inverters, panels, and backup batteries, you can equip a 10 node cell tower with a thousand watt solar setup for approximately $3,000 and never need to worry about installing a transformer AT ALL. If you are transmitting 30 watts, you will draw at least 45 because of waste, plus your hardware is going to eat some juice but that should not come out to over 100 watts more. So lets just guess that your cell tower has a real power need of 150 watts. A 1000 watt solar setup will handle that no problem. And even if I am low in my numbers, running a high voltage feed to that cell tower, so it can get it´s 300,000 haarp watts, JUST BY ITSELF SANS TRANSFORMER could easily run $50,000 which would make a more robust solar panel setup the obvious solution in any legitimate setup. The transformer alone would cost more, even if made in China.

The cell network in reality has such meager power needs that solar is the only sensible option, unless that network is providing plausible cover for the clandestine operation of an entirely different system.

And thanks to the fact finding efforts of our Aussie friend, the real needs of the cell network are irrefutably documented below.

“Seems our 3g network antennas use 3 watts.
There can be about ten of them in a circle around the tower though so that would be 30 wattsspread over a 360 degree field.”

Australian 3g cellular power standards (A similar standard would by default apply globally to all cell systems because needs are similar)

“You amerikans are getting fried it would appear.

Cheers, Mark.”