[BC] horns

[Blake Bowers]

Now that may very well be.  AT&T has done very little in removing
horns, but some of the companies that ended up with AT&T 
facilities after divestiture may have stripped what they ended up
with.

"T" moves in mysterious ways.  Some of the L huts, the small cable
sites with a underground vault, that were all over the country side,
that were sold a few years back, were sold as is.  Now, the ones I
have acquired have the vaults filled with sand, gravel, or concrete, 
and the covers welded shut.  

Most of the sites now that "T" still has with towers still have the
horns.   Almost all the "T" sites that they had after 1990 that have
been stripped belong to ATC now.

> 
>> Actually, the vast majority of inner city sites still have their horns,
>> either exposed, or behind screens.
> 
> Hmmm ... maybe it was an Ameritech thing, before they sold to SBC, but
> the only ones I've seen are out in the country side. The main bldg. in
> Indianapolis has one or two conventional dishes up there, but the 
> horns were taken down sometime in the late 80's or early '90's and
> ISTR the same in Cincinnati. There's a former AT&T relay bldg. about
> half a mile from a client's Tx site that has a FULLY loaded tower
> and a second tower with two sets of horns. The building was sold
> last year and repainted, but is apparently vacant.
>