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Very inconspicuous and matching the | Very inconspicuous and matching the church's exterior elegantly, all three Vodafone 2G/3G/4G antennas are visible, on the south-, west- and east-facing sides of the tower. There is directional radio at the westfacing side, as seen on the last picture, as well. | ||
Besides the St. Marien Church in Wilmersdorf at Bergheimer Platz 2a, it is the second church site in South-Berlin with antennas at the exterior. | |||
One antenna each at the south- and west-facing sides of the tower: | One antenna each at the south- and west-facing sides of the tower: | ||
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[[File:11025VF-23704o2-132181DT-Pauluskirche-Lichterf-n.JPG|1400px]] | [[File:11025VF-23704o2-132181DT-Pauluskirche-Lichterf-n.JPG|1400px]] | ||
A closer look from the north-west reveals directional radio antennas to the right of the vertical antenna panel: | |||
[[File:11025VF-Pauluskirche-Lichterf-nw-close.JPG|1400px]] | |||
Latest revision as of 15:41, 5 February 2020
Very inconspicuous and matching the church's exterior elegantly, all three Vodafone 2G/3G/4G antennas are visible, on the south-, west- and east-facing sides of the tower. There is directional radio at the westfacing side, as seen on the last picture, as well.
Besides the St. Marien Church in Wilmersdorf at Bergheimer Platz 2a, it is the second church site in South-Berlin with antennas at the exterior.
One antenna each at the south- and west-facing sides of the tower:
View of the south-facing side of the church tower:
The west-facing antenna up close:
Church tower seen from the north-east:
The church seen from the north illuminated in the evening:
A closer look from the north-west reveals directional radio antennas to the right of the vertical antenna panel:
