why telecom tower having two color( Red and White)in all of
the world, any solid reason
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Answer / abhay sunder
to avoid aeroplane crashes.... red is used for same reason
as used in traffic lights i.e to be visible from long
distance as red colour has maximum wavelength therefore
least deviated.......
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Answer / ankit kumar
hi,,, 4 all world tower indicate in red and whit color b'coz
red show in danger mode 2 indicate, and white color r
indicate in few aria waveform r trans. thanks?
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Answer / shrikant
well, the answer by Abhay might be correct.but i have
noticed the towers even in complete Orange colour.
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Answer / xxxxxxxx
since red paint s cheaper compaired to others ...
aand even if red paint erodes aftr som time white ll be thr
so ...no need f paintng again....
:D
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