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OwnerJohn Edward Rott, Catherine Irene Rottinventors
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This invention is a method for the non-invasive and safe testing of telecommunication and broadcast towers or other airwave or cable transmitting and receiving devices and related equipment using a calibrated infrared camera and computer, computer software, a color monitor or a color printer. This novel method of testing and determination of potential problem sites and failure prediction can be conducted from ground level and at some distance from the tower or device being tested, substantially reducing the risk of falling from extreme heights or being exposed to hazardous EMF fields, microwave or RF transmission waves, all of which are fatal or hazardous to health of the person conducting the testing. Additionally, this method is conducted while the tower of device is full and dynamic operation, and does not require the tower or device to be shut down or inoperable during the test, and also allows for the transmitting and receiving devices to be adjusted while in operation without invasion or disassembly of the tested device.
A method for non-invasive and safe testing of telecommunication and broadcast towers or other airwave or cable transmitting and receiving devices, comprising the steps of:
A method for non-invasive and safe testing of telecommunication and broadcast towers or other airwave or cable transmitting and receiving devices, comprising the steps of:
A method for non-invasive and safe testing of telecommunication and broadcast towers or other airwave or cable transmitting and receiving devices, comprising the steps of:
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