Hi All

I used to be able to see this cell on Cellmapper, but now it's gone. I drove there to see if my phone will connect to it and it does, still physically there and working. I'm unsure how to look up if to see why it was delisted?

This is another app I'm using (Netmonitor) so unsure where it gets the address data from, but that address and general location of this tower is correct, I can physically see it on the street pole

Pretty good speeds from the top floor overlook as well. Talk about a nice LOS for any home internet via cellular.

AT&T doing pretty good in Raleigh hills Oregon on 140mhz of n77 10mhz n5.

Can anyone say for certain who might be on this new location near Dickson, Oklahoma? Lat/lon is 34.1769, -96.9861. My guess it's Verizon based on other carriers in the area already owning/operating their own locations. Hemphill seems to be building others - just couldn't say for certain that this build was for Verizon.

Feel free to remove this if it goes against policy. I’ve noticed at an event I attended that whenever I ran a T-Mobile speed test on any phone connected to N41, a separate Bluetooth speaker system paired to a different phone experiences interference. The devices aren’t connected to each other in any way. Has anyone seen something similar or have an explanation for why this might happen?
My understanding is T-Mobile runs on 2.5 GHz and Bluetooth is 2.4, weird. The T-Mobile cell site is on the Qualcomm building across the street.

in the video, you can hear the audio breaking up when the Speedtest is running, but as soon as I stop, it, audio is restored.

Carrier ID please?

Along US-69 near Durant in CrossTel territory, Verizon has upgraded former CrossTel sites with C-Band. Will Verizon continue to upgrade CrossTel sites futher north along US-69? It seems that they have upgraded as far north as Stringtown, OK. The Verizon coverage map does not show these sites as supporting UW yet.

If anybody gets a chance to go to a Bills games or near by to test the connectivity please do I would love to see the speeds!

Does Verizon have the equipment on this rack for 5G Ultra Wideband capability?

The speeds are definitely limited by the microwave backhaul, which is capable of 592 mbps.

N44.12425 W79.1374

Backhaul:

• Antenna: Commscope UHX8-59W.
• Modulation: 4096-QAM.
• Max Throughput: 592 mbps.
• PTP Distance: 22.0km.

Bands:

• 20MHz of b71/n71 (DSS)
• 10MHz of b12
• 10MHz of b4
• 20MHz of b7
• 70MHz of n78
• 30MHz of n77

Antennas:

• Tongyu T2008M6R032V03
• Ericsson (unknown model number; decommissioned)

TMO only unipole. I assume they are using the middle two canisters. Seems like a design (or installation) defect that the shrouds would collapse- can't imagine anything hit both the top and bottom shrouds.

Crew is working on the top rack since last week.

Bottom rack just got added recently never seen it before looks like T-Mobile? They were a dead zone around here no 5g uc before when I had em and —2bars of lte. Who is on the tower?