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  • c00lesh

    Member • Sep 8, 2007

    The distance between two towers of different service provider is rougly around 200m-300m.
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  • Rocker

    Member • Sep 9, 2007

    c00lesh
    The distance between two towers of different service provider is rougly around 200m-300m.
    I think it mainly depends on the range that each tower provides around itself. Telecom engineers may want to add details to this discussion !!
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  • Ashraf HZ

    Member • Sep 9, 2007

    At some places where constructing a tower is too expensive like in the city centre, one service provider can actually "rent" an existing tower from a competitor. This saves costs overall. Basically both share one tower 😀

    As for two different towers, Im not sure yet. I dont think it matters.. theoretically, an overlapping of towers (hence cell zones) should provide better coverage, just that different service providers would use different code accesses. hmm..
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  • ambuja 28

    Member • Sep 19, 2007

    i think the gap is minimum.beacause for the tower of one network signal is encrypted so the signal of other tower can`t overlap with each other
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