Antenas de Telefonía Móvil 2G

Maps of all antennas (stations) for mobile phones and telephone booths

Maps with the situation and characteristics of the antennas (stations) for mobile of all mobile telephony providers: MOVISTAR; VODAFONE, ORAGE, YOIGO, EUSKALTEL, etc.

More than 69,000 antennas (stations) that you can see from the position you are in thanks to your GPS.

It provides information about the operator, coordinates, direction, type of station, bands and frequencies.

You can see in which areas there is more or less coverage. From the data, the dead zones and the best communicated zones can be observed. This is very useful if you plan to go on a trip, tour the countryside or live in areas of poor coverage.

It also tells you which antenna your mobile is connected to and the three closest to it.

Antennas (stations) shown by operator:

Yoigo 4,964 mobile antennas (stations)

Vodafone 24,067 mobile antennas (stations)

Orange 14,898 mobile antennas (stations)

Movistar 18,956 mobile antennas (stations)

Euskaltel and several 85 mobile antennas (stations)

It includes a map of the situation of all the telephone booths that are still in Spain that, if you activate your GPS, will show you the closest to your position. Its inclusion is done more out of curiosity than utility, but that, in some cases, can bail out.

It has an emergency kit:

 - Flashlight, distress call transmitter - SOS - in morse code, issued with the flash or

  with the vibrator.

- Red flashing emergency light.

- Compass

- Turn your mobile into a walkie talkie, which can be connected to another mobile via Wifi or

  Bluetooth

  Can communicate between multiple devices at WiFi signal distances or

  Bluetooth, without using an Internet connection or a mobile network. Two or more users

  They can easily talk to anyone at any time. You can create a point

  Mobile access on a device and connect all other devices to this point

  of access.

A telephone tower houses the electronic communications equipment together with an antenna to support cellular communication in a network. A cellular tower is usually an elevated structure with the antenna, transmitters and receivers located at the top.

The working range of a cell tower depends on many factors, such as:

Nominal power of the transmitter

Signal frequency

Height of the antenna above its surroundings.

Required uplink / downlink data rate of the client device

Reflection or absorption of radio energy by nearby buildings or vegetation.

The climatic conditions

Geographic factors.

Cell towers are grouped into geographic locations where population density is high and there is likely to be a large number of mobile phone users. When a user makes a call, the radio signal emitted searches for the nearest tower. The receiving antenna of the mobile telephone tower picks up the radio signal and begins the search process of the person whom it calls.

The main function of a mobile telephone tower is to ensure adequate elevation of the antennas that receive and transmit radio frequency signals from mobile phones and other devices. Mobile service providers generally configure adjacent cell towers to make use of different frequencies.

PERMITS

The App needs three permissions that must be accepted manually when requested:

Access to location - GPS.

This permission is necessary to be able to show you the maps centered on your position. Even if you accept it, you can turn the GPS off / on whenever you want.

Access to audio recording.

Necessary for the operation of the Walkie Talkie.

Access to camera.

Only to be able to control the flash.

If you have denied any permission indefinitely, you may have to reinstall the App if you later change your mind.