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So? This video shows nothing about the internal construction of the antenna elements. It shows no copper and definitely no platinum. What is the purpose of the platinum supposed to be? In all my years of electronics, I've never once seen platinum used in any transmitter/receiver element.
The OP of this post is a Qtard and he only parrots stuff he hears/sees because he has no critical thinking skills himself. He has zero knowledge of electronics or telecommunications so to him this meme seems true because it supports his world view on 5G. Don't be like OP because OP is always a faggot.
It’s a fucking meme on a meme board. Calm down faggots, and maybe just try to giggle once in awhile.
Lol! Qtard faggot is telling me to calm down and just accept this even though he regularly gets his panties in a wad over people (shills as OP calls them) putting just fucking words he doesn't like in the Qtard sub he is a janitor for. He can't handle free speech but wants me to just get over this unfunny meme. You are no better than a leftard when it comes to words/pictures that hurt your fee-fees.
Do you want me to start posting "fucking memes" in and tell you to calm down when you don't find them amusing? It's just a fucking meme on a meme board, right?
I didn’t read your text wall. I’m having drinks and laughing with friends. I hope you find happiness someday.
It's not platinum, it wakandainium! That's why the niggers steal it.
It's a meme which claims to be fact and you are using to motivate action.
Almost anyone here would immediately go hunt down towers for a pound if platinum they believed it true.
But your information is retarded level. Are you a retard?
don't know how a cell tower is constructed, but typically any outdoor equip of that cost is going to have several temp sensors. a fucking pound of temperature sensors? lol no, but it's not zero.
Most temperature sensors these days are semiconductor devices that do not have any precious metals in them. Thermocouples, which I'm assuming you are referring to, aren't very well suited for equipment like this so there wouldn't be any in them. They don't even have much of any rare/precious metals in them anyway.
Not sure what you mean by "aren't very well suited", but they do just fine, nothing is more durable or responds faster than a thermocouple. You're talking about thermistors, and yes those are temperature sensors but of the three major types, they would be the last choice for an outdoor/industrial application; they're found mostly on consumer electronics.
PT100 and PT1000 are the most common types of RTD and would be the type of sensor I'd expect to find in this type of application. But there's not going to be a pound, lol
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