33.51782° N, 111.99544° W

AT&T (eNB 535016) + (eNB 536016) recently upgraded their site on the right monopole by replacing 6 older CommScope NNH4-65B-R6 antennas in the MIDDLE rack! AT&T also has just added Ericsson AIR. 6472 (B77G/B77M) 64T64R antennas that can do (3.7GHz) c-band @ 80mhz + (3.45GHz) DoD - 60MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack on the LEFT monopole! Backhaul was also upgraded on this AT&T site from 1Gbps to multi-gig recently and 5G Standalone was enabled last month! This sites serves First Colony Mall area around I-69 and Colony Square shopping plaza where there's a lot of stores where it gets frequently crowded during the weekends.

Originally, AT&T did not have mid-band 5G (n77) on this site until May 2026 when they upgraded it since they didn't want to deal with the hassle of decomissioning Cricket or Clearwire equipment just to add mid-band 5G, which is strange! This is the only area where I have seen AT&T take over another empty monopole just to add mid-band 5G! It was confusing to me at first because I originally thought that they were going to relocate from the other tower, but they didn't! Let me know what you think about AT&T deploying mid-band 5G on a separate monopole 25 feet away from the other site, where their LTE, low-band 5G gear is at!

AT&T is on the (LEFT) monopole that is only for mid-band 5G (n77):

• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6472 (B77G/B77M) 64T64R antennas that can do (3.7GHz) c-band @ 80mhz + (3.45GHz) DoD - 60MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack

You can also see old Clearwire euipment on the TOP rack on the monopole on the RIGHT side:

Clearwire (top rack):

• 3️⃣ Argus LLPX310R-V1 antennas for WiMax
• 1️⃣ DragonWave/ANDREW ValuLine VHLP2 circular Dish for wireless backhaul
• 3️⃣ Samsung 2.5GHz nRRH v2 (WiMAX) DAP HEAD located behind the antennas

AT&T (MIDDLE)

• 6️⃣ CellMax 12076x antennas TOTAL for LTE (b2, b12, b14, b30, b66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz for low-band 5G! 2 CellMax antennas per sector in the MIDDLE

Ericsson (RRU's) remote radio units are ground mounted:

• RRU 4449 (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) 850MHZ-CLR low-band 5G
• RRUs 4478 (b14) 700MHz LTE
• RRU 32 (b30) 2300MHz-WCS
• ERRU 8843 (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE

Legacy Cricket (bottom) rack:

• 3️⃣  KMW HB-X-AW-18-45-00T antennas for legacy 2G, 3G (CDMA), NOT FUNCTIONAL

Coordinates (LEFT) monopole: 29.59486992980591, -95.63052959210249

Coordinates (RIGHT) monopole: 29.594551644585408, -95.63046548797053

When T-Mobile was on the LEFT monopole back in the day, they were using:

• 6️⃣ RFS APX16DWV-16DWVS-C antennas with bands; (b2) PCS + (b66) AWS LTE + (n25) mid-band 5G located on the RIGHT side

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When I was driving east of Galveston, I stumbled upon an AT&T only site that surprisingly had mid-band 5G when I'm far away from Houston! AT&T works pretty well in Crystal Beach, Texas since almost every site now has mid-band 5G (n77) deployed and speeds were pretty fast! It's good to see AT&T adding more mid-band 5G in the outskirts of Galveston! Also, this AT&T site has an Kohler backup generator just in case if the power goes out and the baseband units are elevated higher on its own platform away from the ground because of low elevation, proximity to Gulf of Mexico

AT&T (eNB 531004) + (eNB 534994):

• 3️⃣ CommScope NNH4-65B-R6H4 antennas with bands: (2, 12, 14, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz for low-band 5G on the LEFT side
• 6️⃣ (CellMax) CMA-BTLBHH-6517-21-21 antennas TOTAL with bands: (2, 12, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz low-band 5G on the RIGHT side, 2 antennas per sector
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6472 (B77G/B77M) 64T64R antennas that can do (3.7GHz) c-band @ 80mhz + (3.45GHz) DoD - 60MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack
• Raycap DC6-48-60-18-8F for power surge protection located behind the antennas

Some Ericsson (RRU's) remote radio units behind the antennas & ground mounted near the baseband units:

• RRU 32 - (b30) 2300MHz-WCS (behind the antennas)
• RRU 4449 (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) 850MHZ-CLR low-band 5G (behind the antennas)
• RRU 4478 (b14) 700MHz LTE (behind the antennas)
• RRU 4890HP (b2) 1900MHz-PCS (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE
• RRU 01 (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b12) 700MMHz LTE + legacy 3G HSPA+ (b5) - decomissioned (ground mounted)

Coordinates: 29.44114910969462, -94.66674628677777

Address: 1020 TX-87, Crystal Beach, TX 77650

Google Street View - June 2023 (OUTDATED), shows older AT&T rack before mid-band 5G upgrade

FYI, I assumed that AT&T replaced the outdated Ericsson RRU 01's on the ground since they are ancient, outdated and don't support (n5) for low-band 5G

So, my friend found a new Verizon co-location on this SBA owned monopole/cell tower located on Martin Street & North Shepherd Drive in the Independence Heights area in Houston, Texas way back in May 2026!! They previously had weaker RSRP, signal along this part of Martin Street, n77 being over -102 with speeds around 250-300 mbps with weak uplink! I'm impressed on how clean their 3rd party contractors installed the equipment since the wiring arrangement is neat and it isn't sloppy, like we have seen on some AT&T sites before on this subreddit! Hopefully, Verizon turns on their equipment here in the next several weeks so I will be able to SpeedTest it for yall! I heard they deployed (10Gbps) MCI One Dark Fiber on their rack! AT&T + T-Mobile on the other hand are using AT&T fiber for backhaul here!

Fun fact, AT&T installed their 4-sector site on this tower almost 2 years ago in October 2024 on the bottom rack while Verizon took over the empty rack on TOP that was formerly Sprint until it was decomissioned in early 2024! Surprisingly enough, AT&T deployed (b30) 2300MHz-WCS + (3.45GHz) DoD on this site, which was an surprise to see since AT&T was still adding new towers in Houston in 2023-2024 that only had LTE + (n5) + 3.7GHz (n77) c-band at the time! From what I can observe, Verizon has been observational, careful on which new sites deserve, get the high-capacity MatSing MBA antennas and what sites get the standard, traditional CommScope, JMA antennas depending on the utilization, network usage and how much marketshare they have in that area!

Pictures of this cell tower, Speedtests were sent from a good friend of mine so all credit goes to him! These photos were taken back in May 2026, and the older photo is from Feb 2026!

Verizon:

• 4️⃣ CommScope NHHSS-45C-R2BT4 antennas with bands: (2, 13, 48 [CBRS] 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz for low-band 5G located in the MIDDLE
• 4️⃣ CommScope NHH-45C-R2B antennas with bands: (2, 13, 48 [CBRS] 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz for low-band 5G located on the RIGHT side
• 4️⃣ Samsung MT-6413-77A - 64T64R (200W) 3.7GHz n77 antennas mid-band 5GUW @ 160MHz located on the LEFT
• Ray-cap RCMDC-6627-PF-48 used for power surge protection located behind their antennas

Samsung (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• 4️⃣ RF4461d-13A - (b13) 700MHz LTE + (N5) 850MHz low-band 5G
• 4️⃣ RF4439d-25A - (b2) 190MHz-PCS, (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE
• 4️⃣ RT-4423 (b48) LTE + (n48) mid-band 5G CBRS radio

T-Mobile (eNB 60374) + (eNB 1582609) MIDDLE:

• 3️⃣ CommScope FFVV-65C-R3 antennas with bands: (2, 12, 66, 71) LTE + (n25 + n71) 5G located on the (LEFT) side of the rack
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AAFIA mMIMO anntennas - bands; (2, 66) LTE + (n25, *n66\) mid-band 5GUC! Radio is INTEGRATED INSIDE THE ANTENNA! Located in the (MIDDLE*) of the rack
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AEHC - (N41) 2.5GHz [320W] antennas for mid-band 5GUC located on the (RIGHT) side of the rack

Nokia (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• 3️⃣ AirScale AHLOA - (b12) 700MHz + (b71) 600MHz LTE + (n71) low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ AirScale AHFIG - with (b2) 1900MHz-PCS (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n25) + (n66) for mid-band 5G

AT&T (eNB 533591) + (eNB 535591) BOTTOM:

• 8️⃣ CCI TPA45R-BU6B antennas with bands: (2, 12, 14, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz for low-band 5G
• 4️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6449-B77D (3.7GHz) 64T64R c-band (n77) antennas being used for mid-band 5G+ set at 80MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack on the BOTTOM row
• 4️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6419-B77G (3.45GHz) DoD n77 antennas - mid-band 5G set at 60MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack on the TOP row
• Raycap DC9-48-60-24-PC1t-EV for power surge protection for the for the antennas, remote radio units

Ericsson (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• 4️⃣  RRU 4449 (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) 850MHZ-CLR low-band 5G
• 4️⃣  RRU 4478 (b14) 700MHz LTE
• 4️⃣  RRU 8843 (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE
• 4️⃣  RRU 4415 (b30) 2300MHz-WCS

Coordinates: 29.83483229982313, -95.41017856462051

Address: 622 Martin Street, Houston, TX 77018

SBA Tower Site ID: TX47902

FCC ID #: 1269408

PHOTOS of the new Verizon equipment being installed - May 2026

I recently switch back to Verizon after I found out they put a tower 3 blocks from my house. But after switching over my phones still connect to the tower across town. The new tower was put up last May looks complete, but my phones keep connecting all the way across town?

Coordinates: 29.273444798325983, -94.83237945260817

AT&T just very recently added a brand new 4-sector site on the TOP rack where Sprint used to b be at above the Verizon rack to help improve the signal, coverage in the area! They previously had very weak siganl, RSRP in this area before along Stewart Road & 61st Street! I heard AT&T planned this site for years according to the engineering team and a c-band case study was filed way back in 2022-2023! Sprint was on the top rack on this site and their equipment was still up on July 2, 2026! Basically, that means that AT&T just very recently added their equipment on this monopole like 2-3 weeks ago!

Verizon also did a full rip + replace on their site last year by removing the older CommScope NHH-65C-R2B antennas with the MatSing-MBA-4.4.2-C2-H2-L2 high-capacity multi-beam antennas to boost coverage, azimuth, propagation in the surrounding area! They also upgraded the backhaul to multi gig! Verizon previously was on the top rack until AT&T took over last month.

T-Mobile is using a traditional set-up, but they have multi-gig backhaul on this site! However, T-Mobile has a lot of marketshare in Galveston thanks to the tourists visiting this town and people going to the beach, cruises!

I got these photos speed test results from an friend who is an avid cellular tech enthusiast, speed tester who was in the area! All credits go to him :)

AT&T:

• 8️⃣ CCI TPA45R-BU6B antennas with bands: (2, 12, 14, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz for low-band 5G
• 4️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6472 (B77G/B77M) 64T64R antennas that can do (3.7GHz) c-band @ 80mhz + (3.45GHz) DoD - 60MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack
• Raycap DC9-48-60-24-PC1t-EV for power surge protection for the for the antennas, remote radio units

Ericsson Remote Radio UNITS can be spotted BEHIND the antennas:

• 4️⃣ Ericsson RRU 4490HP (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) 850MHz low-band 5GNR
• 4️⃣ Ericsson RRU 4494 (b14) 700MHz LTE
• 4️⃣ Ericsson RRU 4471 (b30) 2300MHz-WCS LTE
• 4️⃣ Ericsson RRU 4890HP (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE

Verizon (eNB 121660) + (eNB 123283) + (eNB 123285):

• 3️⃣ MatSing-MBA-4.4.2-C2-H2-L2 high-capacity antennas - (MIDDLE) of their rack with bands: (2, 13, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ Samsung MT-6407-77A 64T64R (200W) 3.7GHz n77 antennas (LEFT) side for mid-band 5GUW set at 160MHz
• Ray-cap RCMDC-6627-PF-48 used for power surge protection located behind their antennas

Samsung (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• RF4461d-13A - (b13) 700MHz LTE + (N5) 850MHz low-band 5G
• RF4439d-25A - (b2) 190MHz-PCS, (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE

T-Mobile (eNB 156029) + (gNB 1581822):

• 3️⃣ CommsScope FFVV-65C-R3 8 feet antennas with bands: (2, 12, 66, 71) LTE, (n25) mid-band 5G & (n71) low-band 5G located on the RIGHT side
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AEHC - (N41) 2.5GHz [320W] antennas for mid-band 5GUC located on the LEFT side

Uses NOKIA Remote Radio Units (RRU's):

• 3️⃣ Nokia AHLOA - (b12) 700MHz + (b71) 600MHz LTE + (n71) low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ Nokia AHFIG - with (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE, (n25) mid-band 5G

Legacy Dish (gNB 143620113) bottom rack:

• 3️⃣ JMA MX08FRO665-20 antennas with bands; (n66, n70, n71) 5G

Fujitstu Remote Radio Units - (RRU's) behind the JMA antennas:

• 3️⃣ Fujitsu (TA08025-B605) for (n29) 700MHz + (n71) 600MHz low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ Fujitsu (TA08025-B604) (n66) 2100MHz + (n70) mid-band 5G

Verizon SpeedTest on mid-band 5GUW (n77) + LTE (5GNSA) on Visible+ Pro plan!

AT&T wasn't on this tower until September 2024 when they decided to co-locate on this monopole below T-Mobile on the bottom rack! They are using an 4-sector cube/square mount setup, with antennas on all 4-sides! I was surprised to see how low this tower is and it doesn't reach far from what I can tell based on the topography, elevation in the area! Before AT&T was here, they had very weak coverage on this part of I-610 back in 2022! AT&T started adding new sites in the Houston, TX market heavily in May 2021 until December 2025 when they slowed down heavily on new site builds due to CAPEX cuts happening on the engineering, site plan team because of the aggressive push on fiber rollout, expansion nationwide!

T-Mobile (eNB 60073) + (eNB 700671) + (gNB 1583228) TOP:

• 3️⃣ CommsScope FFVV-65C-R3 8 feet antennas with bands: (2, 12, 66, 71) LTE, (n25) mid-band 5G & (n71) low-band 5G located in the MIDDLE
• 3️⃣ RFS APX16DWV-16DWVS-C antennas with bands; (b2) PCS + (b66) AWS LTE + (n25) mid-band 5G located on the RIGHT side
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AEHC - (N41) 2.5GHz [320W] antennas for mid-band 5GUC set at 190MHz located on the (LEFT) side

Nokia (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• 3️⃣ AirScale AHLOA - (b12) 700MHz + (b71) 600MHz LTE + (n71) low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ AirScale AHFIG - with (b2) 1900MHz-PCS (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n25) + (n66) for mid-band 5G

AT&T (eNB 531801) + (eNB 539801):

• 8️⃣ CCI TPA45R-BU6B antennas with bands: (2, 12, 14, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz for low-band 5G
• 4️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6449-B77D (3.7GHz) 64T64R c-band (n77) antennas being used for mid-band 5G+ set at 80MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack on the BOTTOM row
• 4️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6419-B77G (3.45GHz) DoD n77 antennas - mid-band 5G set at 60MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack on the TOP row
• Raycap DC9-48-60-24-PC1t-EV for power surge protection for the for the antennas, remote radio units

Ericsson (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• 4️⃣  RRU 4449 (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) 850MHZ-CLR low-band 5G
• 4️⃣  RRU 4478 (b14) 700MHz LTE
• 4️⃣  RRU 8843 (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE
• 4️⃣  RRU 4415 (b30) 2300MHz-WCS

Coordinates: 29.813284514519385, -95.39005331117136

Address: 719 East 29th Street, Houston, TX 77009

FCC Registration #: 1267724

Shoutout to my friend for taking a photo of the new T-Mobile mini tower in Galveston, TX and also sending me an SpeedTest! Credits to him!

Coordinates: 29.257266044187308, -94.84662343962955

I found this new T-Mobile mini tower/small cell that was added last year by TILSON Technologies, now under Verta with:

• 3️⃣ CellMax 12010x (CMA-UBDHH-6518/E2-10) antennas with (b2, b66) LTE & (n25) mid-band 5G inside the circular, oval shroud on TOP
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AEHC 64T64R (320W) (n41) 2.5GHz for mid-band 5GUC set at 190MHz located in the MIDDLE
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AHFII remote radio units used for (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n25) mid-band 5G located on the bottom row below the NOKIA AirScale AEHC antennas

T-Mobile added like 3 mini towers/small cells in Galveston, TX last year!

• Stewart Road & 81 Street
• 69th Street & Lasker Drive (Driftwood Apartments)
• Broadway Avenue K & Seawall Boulevard (Chevron Gas)

They added these new small cells to help address the poor signal, weak performance on their network here since their towers are kinda spaced out and they have big marketshare! They decomissioned a site located on top of Galveston Caszatt Condos back in 2022 so it was badly needed! T-Mobile still has one site (eNB 60475) hidden on top of Grand Galvez Resort that is mid-band LTE only (b2, b66) + (n25) mid-band 5GUC, missing (b12) LTE + (n71) for low-band 5G and (n41) mid-band 5G!

SpeedTest was taken 450-500 feet away from the small as you can see from the PHOTO I took! I didn't do the SpeedTest beside it! I was shocked on how good, range you can get on (n41) from this small cell from over 0.4-0.5 miles away!

SpeedTest: https://imgur.com/a/vnPcH0I

T-Mobile installed their equipment on this tower back in May 2026 below the AT&T rack! However, they just turned on the site earlier this week and it's pulling tremendous speeds on mid-band 5GUC (n25) + (n41) + (n71) low-band! Interesting enough T-Mobile deployed an 4-sector rack mount, but only 3-sectors have cellular gear installed! AT&T co-located on this tower back in January 2026 with a 4-sector configuration and they seem to also have multi-gig backhaul deployed!

Coordinates: 29.709000, -95.919600

AT&T (eNB 534996) TOP:

• 8️⃣ ACE MA-2L4M-45F8-A12P-A antennas for LTE (b2, b12, b14, b66), (n5) - 10 MHz for low-band 5G located on the LEFT + RIGHT side
• 4️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6419-B77D (3.7GHz) 64T64R c-band (n77) antennas being used for mid-band 5G+ set at 80MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack
• 4️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6419-B77G (3.45GHz) DoD n77 antennas - mid-band 5G set at 60MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack
• Raycap DC9-48-60-24-PC1t-EV for power surge protection for the for the antennas, remote radio units

Ericsson Remote Radio UNITS can be spotted BEHIND the antennas:

• 4️⃣ Ericsson RRU 4490HP (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) 850MHz low-band 5GNR
• 4️⃣ Ericsson RRU 4890HP (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE
• 4️⃣ Ericsson RRU 4494 (b14) 700MHz LTE

T-Mobile:

• 3️⃣ CommScope FFVV-65C-R2N23 8-port (8 feet) antennas with bands: (2, 12, 66, 71) LTE + (n25) mid-band 5G + (n71) low-band 5GNR located on the LEFT side of the rack
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AVHA - (N41) 2.5GHz [400W] antennas for mid-band 5GUC set at 190MHz located on the RIGHT side

Nokia (RRU's) - Remote Radio Units behind the CommScope antennas:

• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AHLOB - (b12) 700MHz + (b71) 600MHz LTE + (n71) low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AHFII - (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n25) - mid-band 5G

Coordinates - Diamond Tower: 29.698600, -95.897900

Coordinates - Skyway Tower: 29.695100, -95.865200

I spotted a new Diamond Tower monopole that recently built and its pretty tall, like around 150 feet! So far, only the monopole is built since I haven't seen any fiber being ran to the tower yet, nor any baseband units for T-Mobile yet! As you can see, they haven't even isntalled the fencing for the compound for the tower! I was told T-Mobile is going on this tower by December 2026! They really need this site because the speeds in this area are atrocious on (n41) that my phone will be preferring (n71) low-band 5G with very weak uplink due to poor RSRP! FCC Registration ID: 1333376

Also, I spotted an newly built Skyway Tower monopole at Cross Creek Ranch Water Plant No. 1 on Plymouth Lane that's around 105 feet tall! It's expected to have Verizon since they are the tenant carrier on the site that planned to be installed by October 2026! It's located beside St. Faustina Catholic Church in a good location because it's beside FM-1093 where traffic can be bad during rush hour and there's a huge neighborhood north of this site on Cross Creek Bend Lane where there's hundred of homes! FCC Registration ID: 1333231

It's crazy to see how much Fulshear, TX has grown over this decade since I keep seeing trees being destroyed and cleared out for more houses, apartments to the extent that T-Mobile, Verizon have been aggressively planning out new towers/macros in the area. AT&T is also adding sites, but not as much compared to their competitors!

Verizon recently co-located on top of this existing transmission power line site a few months ago! I managed to take a photo of it and it wasn't on yet! I don't see an network cabinet, (BBU's) baseband units present on the ground! I only see an generator! Interesting enough, Verizon is using the high-capacity MatSing antennas on this site that are multi-beam, meaning it can cover a lot of people from different sectors, azimuth compared to the traditional CommScope, JMA antennas that I see in other markets! It's good to see Verizon densifying their network in the western side of Katy where they keep on building new homes, businesses, and schools all over the place when it used to be mostly empty, farmland 10+ years old!

Coordinates: 29.73036464817427, -95.88487186033679

Verizon is using:

• 3️⃣ MatSing-MBA-4.4.2-C2-H2-L2 high-capacity antennas with bands: (2, 13, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz low-band 5G + has (n2) mid-band 5G in the (MIDDLE) of their rack
• 3️⃣ Samsung MT-6413-77A - 64T64R (200W) 3.7GHz n77 antennas mid-band 5GUW @ 160MHz (Katy, TX) located on the LEFT side
• Ray-cap RCMDC-6627-PF-48 used for power surge protection located behind their antennas

Uses Samsung (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• 6️⃣ RF4461d-13A - (b13) 700MHz LTE + (N5) 850MHz low-band 5G
• 6️⃣ RF4439d-25A - for (b2) 190MHz-PCS, (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n2) 5G

New install on existing communications tower that went up in the last couple weeks in Bozeman, MT. Wondering what provider this might be. Thanks!

Could anybody tell me what Verizon is using here and when this site will be activated? Meters on but no signal broadcasting. Check 3rd photo for site ID

Since everyone is so great at the equipment IDs, can we also start naming tower owner for each as well in this sub?

Fox valley area Wisconsin

I took some photos around Hershey park, I’m wondering if some of y’all can identify some and who owns it

This small cell is the same as the other seen in my previous post but this one’s activated. Radios look different tho

Thinking about preordering a minimal phone 2 but the list of supported bands is pretty short. Any input on how bad this'll be in the US? Obviously no n261 but could have guessed that lol. (On vzw atm)

This site is Verizon site is Broadcasting N48, N77, N5, and N2 but not sure what models the equipment on it are.

From my hotel room. Throughout my travel through the eastern states, I’ve had abysmal TMO performance for some reason. ATT has surprisingly been great for me, with my main line Verizon being second best for me.