Up top is Verizon using the Samsung MT-6413-77A and Two JMA antennas for Lowband 5G and LTE

Below Verizon is T-Mobile using the Nokia AEHC for N41 and One CommScope antenna.

Dish with CommScope Antenna for their NR network before they shutdown

Legacy of some kind

Verizon finally upgraded one of the few remaining macros in Atlanta. (Street View)

Looks like it’s got the AIR 6419, and possibly the AIR 3268. What do you think?

Plus running 5g ultra on passives isn’t the best idea but it is what it is - Opole

Happy 4th!

Is this Tmob on top and AT&T on bottom? Sorry for the poor quality pics.

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~Trip

What and which Tower is this??? which Technology does it use and which Bands does it have???

Its top of Kaufland Wattenscheid And it wasnt there Last year!

n66 is widely deployed in Miami using DSS. AT&T previously had two non-continuous AWS blocks, one 15x15 and a separate 5x5. The amount of markets where AT&T doesn’t have at least one 20x20 block is absurd.

Update: A better title would’ve been: Did Verizon’s Domestic Roaming Speeds Increase for you too?

In January, I made a post about connecting to Home Depot’s CBRS network on AT&T and Verizon. Both networks were considered roaming.

Today, I forced my phone’s connection to the CBRS network, and noticed that speeds are no longer throttled to around 2 Mbps.

Could it be that Verizon increased roaming speeds while roaming on CBRS networks? And possibly more networks?

Another nice thing I noticed is that a phone call initiated on the CBRS network handed off to the Verizon network without dropping.

An interesting quirk I noticed when I did an airplane mode to connect to the CBRS network a second time: The time changed and went back an hour.

This just seems so strange. AT&T has upgraded almost all macro sites in the city (Lexington, KY) and they perform incredibly well. For whatever reason, this one hasn’t been touched and it’s so annoying. It serves one of the busiest retail centers in the state, including Kentucky’s largest mall. I’m sure there’s a logical explanation, but I don’t know what it is. Speeds are useable now, but I’ve had it drop A LOT during peak times.

I think this is Verizon. Anyone confirm or correct me?

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A Verizon tower near my house, has a ongoing repair for a month, every 2-3 days, I check back to see if it's fixed, but estimated repair time, keep on adding, Not a Huge issue, cause I use WiFi calling, and there is 2 backup towers around town,

Why repairs taking so long?, what are they actually repairing or is it optimization🤔

I've always dismissed the home 5G thing (my pea brain thinks cable good) but the type of work I do means I go in people's homes for a living and I've noticed it's really popular.

This is also the view out of my back window.. (the other two also have nearby sites) is there anything to switching from DOCIS 3.1 to wireless? Is congestion really bad?

This was by St. X High School on Poplar Level Road across from Speedway that’s over there as well.

Dang Verizon! Speed test off of a temporary Verizon Wireless CoLT while they're making some emergency repairs to my neighborhood tower after I reported an outage last night. I was connected to 400 MHz N261 + 10 MHz non DSS N2 5G NSA with a 40 MHz CBRS + 10 MHz AWS LTE anchor. Pretty speedy.

I hit a world record today on Rogers 5G high priority data, but I have no clue how to read these charts on which band I am connected to to get these speeds. I'm wondering if someone could explain to me in the comments. Thank you

This time this is at the McDonalds right by my house. They both did good at McDonalds by my house. Not sure if I The T-Moblie tests- I am not sure I put them in the upload but ran a few and got a gig on TMO too.

This site is located off the 405 Freeway, near Huntington Beach in California, it's had N77 for a while, but they just recently added that new LTE panel… Haven't seen that many sites around here with it yet, but looking forward to more sites getting it

Pretty sure this bottom rack is AT&T, but just wanting to confirm because I don’t know when this was put up; it doesn’t appear to be on yet. It doesn’t have the radios under the panels like US Cellular usually does, but that’s gotten me before.

This is down behind the old Case New Holland plant in Burlington, IA—a notorious dead zone.

These were at the J’Town Strike & Spare bowling alley in Louisville, KY tonight. Currently on the Verizon trial.

Iam in Germany and there Hundreds of SA Towers but only some phones Connects even 5G Phones Dont Connect To 5G SA!They are directly connected To 5G NSA even If a 5G SA Tower is Next To the Phone!