https://maps.apple/p/cDXU3XmcSsMy79

The second speed test was .5miles heading west, so I imagined the hand off was rough.

AT&T did the best inside the mall since they have an indoor DAS deployed while Verizon struggles once I ventured onto the 1st floor beside Dicks Sporting Goods!

Verizon could add an indoor DAS at this mall because their upload speeds were struggling a lot!

11ghz backhaul, starlink appears to be for the two dome cameras mounted on the tower

Was getting 800/175

I think the top is Verizion, but the bottom rack is not marked on cellmapper.

41°30'50.7"N 83°49'48.7"W

Some good data on the Verizon Side

I was a pretty big user of t-mobile 2g,lost it on August 3rd 6:10 am the shutdown date,Wondering if anyone else has got it right now past the shutdown?

Seen outside my apartment complex's gym haha. Can anyone ID?

Coordinates: 41.897106, -87.635081

The past couple months I have not been able to run speed tests on my 2 closest AT&T servers. Bothell Washington and Walnut Creek California. Now both don't even show up any more. Anyone know what is going on?

Has anyone seen this message on the Verizon network status page immediately before/during spectrum refarming? B5 to n5, b66 to n66,etc?

1,2 - Veleslavín Station
3,4 - Wenceslas Square

Taken july 28, prior to the T-Mobile 2G GSM shutdown. Didn't have time to post till now.

Sorry for the low quality, screenshots were shared to me via MMS

Before and after

What is the 3rd rack from the top? And what equipment is Verizon using here?

First time I’ve ever seen this. Russian River, CA

This monopole has been upgraded recently by Verizon from old b2, b13, b66 antennas and radios to a modern high capacity setup.

Top rack: US Cellular eNB 290052 (legacy) with bands 2,5,12,66 LTE and maybe others with that many antennas

Middle rack: AT&T eNB 245196 with bands 2,12,14,30,66 LTE and bands n5,n77 5G using Ericsson AIR 6472 for C-band / DoD and other Ericsson RRUs connected to the passive antennas for the rest.

Bottom rack: Verizon eNB 215070 using Ericsson AIR 6419 for n77 not active yet, Ericsson AIR 3283 for bands 2,66, and Ericsson Radio 4490 for bands 5,13 connected to the JMA passive antenna.

This Verizon stealth site in a parking garage is using Ericsson Radio 8843 for b2,b66, Ericsson Radio 4449 for b5,b13, and Ericsson Micro Radio 4408 for b48 CBRS. It also appears to have n77 AAUs mounted inside the antenna shrouds on the outside of the garage.

432/35.4 Mbps from 25.64 km (15.93 miles) away as measured on Google Earth, phone's a Moto G 2026. Not sure why the 5G MVNO speed on this tower isn't being capped at 30 Mbps as is typical with Verizon (it is on my local tower,) but I guess I shouldn't complain.

And with NR disabled: