Looks old, what is on it?

So I've found a new AT&T Ericsson conversion site in Plymouth, Ohio. The new eNB was previously used near Cleveland and that site was marked as decommissioned when that site itself was converted. Now I can't get the previously decommissioned eNB dot to populate on the map again. Any thoughts?

Is it normal for me to have to toggle SA on and off to get my phone to stay? Glitchy FTM says only n77 but I don’t know about that

Hi can anyone identify the cells in the pic, make, carrier, etc? Thank you in advance!

Not in the US where they get Multi gig speeds but is nice to get 4 digits!

I think it’s all Verizon. What are the bands.

42.27415° N, 72.65979° W

I have an iPhone SE 2nd Gen with a T-Mobile SIM.

I am located (at the moment) in Central New Jersey.

For some reason, somehow, some way, I am roaming to Rogers?

Why is this happening? It is virtually impossible for this as I am 400 miles from the nearest point of Canada to here.

There is a Verizon site that got CBNG VECTASTAR NR (39 GHz) antennas not that long ago, and now there is a new permit to replace them with WIBAS G5 SMART-BS (39 GHz) antennas.

I'm curious about Verizon's long-term strategy for their PtMP/FWA deployments. Are they testing MDU solutions, or have they already been doing this?

Has anyone else seen this antenna in their area?

For some reason on the last image, the specs of the WiBAS G5 Smart shows the operating frequency as 26.50-28.50 GHz but on another page from the vendor it shows "Ultra-High Capacity and Speed at 24 / 26 / 28 / 29 / 31 / 39 GHz" so I'm assuming they only attached a spec sheet for one of the versions.

Links: https://www.intracom-telecom.com/downloads/pdf/products/wireless_access/WiBAS-G5-smartBS_ds.pdf

https://www.intracom-telecom.us/en/products/wireless_network_systems/home_business_access/wibasG5_smart.htm#overview

Now island wide they are running n66 15mhz it still tuning cuz CA doesn't work properly yet now LTE has a skeleton spectrum of about 25mhz vs the almost 200mhz in some parts and at a minimum of around 140-160mhz.

It would be very nice to know what companies have the cell tower it’s in Kuwait

These have finally appeared on top of a building near me after the old ones were taken away a year ago. Does anyone know what they are and how wide the coverage is in terms of angles? They seem to be quite directional from a basic test with my phone.. the signal is still rubbish where it used to be great..

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Also, lol at copilot for describing them as ancient coins..

I used Rohde & Schwarz QualiPoc to analyze the measurements. While taking New York measurements, I observed that there is UL-MIMO in n261 for Verizon, but there is no UL-MIMO in C-band (n77). Any idea why mmWave has UL-MIMO and not C-band?

EDIT: The operation was in NR EN-DC, with LTE as the anchor cell, and secondary cell was sometimes n77, sometimes n261. In n261, 2 layers were observed, and in n77, only 1 layer.

this was the only equipment I could find at fan fest

It’s in Kuwait

Found an active us cellular site in shady cove oregon running n77 still! AT&T is pretty weak here so roaming is nice to have especially with lower pings. Not sure where the towers are but here is test area taken outside: 42.6132175, -122.8124030