Satellite Assisted Transmission (SAT) Tower

SAT Tower, supertower

A large neosteel and titanium alloy tower with varying amounts of equipment, flashy lights or in some cases, weapons along its hundreds of "ports".

SAT towers are constructed on-site and the materials are brought to the site in levels. The mainframe has to sit somewhere, after all.

A single SAT tower starts probably somewhere around a million US dollars and climbs upwards from that based on what's going on it and where it's operating.

Requests are reviewed and processed solely by ShieldNET, and the government doesn't get to peek often.

Neosteel-4340 and titanium alloys

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T e c h n o l o g y.

All traffic to and from SAT towers goes through ShieldNET's servers and databanks. These are not monitored unless they need to be.

Multi-purpose data-communications framework, in tower form.

SAT towers may be equipped with a variety of automated weapons, or used in civil settings as beacons for the daily telecommunications operations of an entire city.

These spires can be up to 1,000m tall and 200m wide, depending on year of construction, intended structure location and the various purposes it may be used to carry out.

Appearances vary heavily, but most are networks of neosteel girders with a shell around the shaft of the tower to protect the guts from the elements, these shells tend to be full of ridges and walkways to access outer terminals along the body for various purposes.

I don't even wanna try measuring that.

Grey, red, black, white, sometimes teal/black/white to suit the flag Diamond uses.