The most common tower you see in the Philippines is this one belonging to a telephone company.
PLDT is a telephone company, and its subsidiary, SmartBRO Internet, is a mobile phone tower.
This is the tower for the FM radio station.
The tower is not freestanding; it is supported by guy wires.
The problem lies with the stay wires; ordinary wire is frequently used.
This is also an FM broadcasting tower standing on top of a building.
Government offices, police stations, and other antennas are mounted on poles (pipes) that are nearly 20 meters tall.
This is a Yagi antenna for amateur radio VHF.
There are about 10 of these antennas standing in the city of Osamis, but they are all in terrible condition; some have detached coaxial cables, and others have antennas pointing downwards.
The reason I conducted this survey was to find out how much it would cost to build a tower about 25 meters tall myself.
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