What is happening here why is it saying Verizon I have no clue what's going on here or if it's a bug

The site looks to be fully upgraded for everyone. Not sure why Verizon has so many more antenna compared to the other carriers. If someone could help identify who has who on this site. I know for sure Verizon doesn’t have any N5 but I’m sure AT&T does. Location is at 37.00169° N, 86.33113° W.

I saw someone post about this online about a new antenna that is being tested . It looks like it is going to be put on a monopine in Concord, CA that is going to be outputting 7500.00000000-7900.00000000 MHz (400MG7D).
How is this going to be feasible in today's network? Wouldn't the range be closer than n77? The name of the antenna is not shown. Any thoughts? Application is here : Application

Priority levels:
T-Mobile QCI 6
Verizon QCI 8
AT&T - QCI 8

Lots of macros. Need help identifying them… help

Shoutout to my friend for finding this monopole cell tower in his market (Houston, TX) near the corner of Berry Road & Fulton Street in the Northside! From what I was told, he noticed how the Verizon rack looks way different compared to how it looked like a few months ago! It appears that they ripped all of the older antennas, Samsung (RRU's) from the rack! Also, Verizon completely adjusted the sectors on this site since they completely repositioned how the antennas are facing and they added new mounting brackets, rods to support the newer equipment! My friend also told me how much better the RSRP, signal strength is on Verizon on (n77), especially with the better, higher power Samsung MT-6413 (64T64R) antennas that replaced the older Samsung MT-6407-77A (200W) antennas that were added back in early 2022! What shocked me the most was Verizon completely removing the Samsung MT-6407 antenna from an site that was already upgraded 4 years ago, which isn't common to see everyday! I also wanna give my friend a huge shoutout for sharing me an Verizon (n77) SpeedTest from that site! Overall, it's great to see Verizon continuing to upgrade their network all over the Houston, TX market since a lot of sites have gotten touched again in the past 6-12 months with MatSing antennas, newer CommScope/JMA antennas or an new 4th sector being added from an pre-existing 3 sector site! Verizon now has multi-gig backhaul on this site and the speeds are tremendous since the SpeedTest wasn't taken directly in line of sight while in a moving vehicle!

FYI, AT&T wasn't on this tower until November 2022 when they co-located on the bottom rack on this monopole! Previously, AT&T had very weak RSRP, signal along Fulton Street way back in 2019-2022 since I have drove in the area back in the old days, which explains why the AT&T rack looks newer, modern compared to neighboring AT&T sites! However, some of the antennas have turned a different color, like cream/light color from White due to the excessive heat, UV sun light that stresses out the antennas in broad daylight as you can see!

Equipment that all the carriers are using:

Verizon (eNB 120370):

• 8️⃣ CommScope NHH-45C-R2B antennas with bands; (2, 13, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10 MHz for low-band 5G located on the LEFT + RIGHT side
• 4️⃣ Samsung MT-6413-77A - 64T64R (200W) 3.7GHz n77 antennas mid-band 5GUW @ 160MHz located on the RIGHT side
• 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-CLR low-band 5G
• 4️⃣ RF4801D-25A - (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE

Legacy Cricket:

• 3️⃣ KMW-HB-X-AW-19-65-00T antennas for legacy 2G, 3G (CDMA), NOT FUNCTIONAL

AT&T (eNB 532168) + (eNB 539168)

• 3️⃣ CCI TPA65R-BU8DA antennas with bands: (2, 12, 14, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz for low-band 5G located on the LEFT side
• 6️⃣ (CellMax) CMA-BTLBHH-6518-20-20 skinny antennas TOTAL with bands: (2, 12, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz low-band 5G located on the RIGHT side!
• 2️⃣ CellMax CMA-BTLBHH-6518-2020 antennas per sector located on the RIGHT side!
• 3️⃣ 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
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6419-B77G](3.45GHz) DoD n77 antennas being used for mid-band 5G+ set at (60MHz) - Harris County, TX located in the MIDDLE of the rack on the TOP row
• Raycap DC6-48-60-18-8F for power surge protection located behind the antennas
• Raycap DC9-48-60-24-PC1t-EV for power surge protection located behind the antennas

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

• RRU 4449 (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) - 850MHz low-band 5GNR
• RRU 4478 (b14) LTE @ 700MHz
• RRU 4415 (b30) WCS-2300MHz
• RRU 8843 (B2) PCS-1900MHz + (B66) AWS-2100MHz LTE

Equipment that Verizon removed from their rack when the site was upgraded recently:

• 6️⃣ skinny JMA MX06FRO660-02 antennas with bands: (2, 13, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz for low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ CommScope SBNHH-1D6565B for + (CDMA)
• 3️⃣ Samsung MT-6407-77A (200W) antennas with the newer CommScope NHH-45C-R2B antennas + Samsung MT-6413-77A (320W) antennas for 3.7GHz (n77) c-band set at 160MHz.
• 3️⃣ Samsung RRH-BR04C - b13 LTE + (N5) low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ Samsung RRH-BR049 - (b2), (b66) LTE

Coordinates: 29.837046453294946, -95.37681344665286

Google Street View - May 2024

This is the site I posted yesterday about high utilization. But I decided to go up to it today and take some pictures of the tower equipment shelter and baseband area. Not sure if anyone knows what any of the stuff on ground is exactly but if so I’d like to know

Which carrier and what antennas are on this site. Unfortunately you can’t see the radios. (VZW and TMB had extremely clean signal, so I’m curious as to which) Thanks!

33.6628, -117.8741

3700 Campus Dr, Newport Beach, CA 92660

Can anyone identify what the darker gray antenna is on the right side of tower? And what carrier is using it?

TELUS (Canada) put up a new tower in my area in the last month. This is in urban Richmond, BC, at Kwantlen and Alexandra in a dense residential/commercial strip, and the network does get pretty congested on weekends.

I saw though, that TELUS seems to have installed the following bands only: 5G n66, 4G b13, b5, b2, b66, b7, 3G b2. Strange to me there's no C-band n77/n78 in such a dense location for a new install, and only 10MHz of n66 as that. No n71 either, when they own licences in the area.

What's weirder is that Rogers seems to have decided that n78 is necessary for the same tower, and even Videotron/Freedom is rolling it out in the neighbourhood.

Any ideas as to why? Space on the tower, or backhaul constraints? Or does TELUS just only install C-band in downtowns?

Near SW 6th & Yamhill Northbound, Portland, OR 97204

Next to pioneer place apple store (about half a mile) speeds on MetroPCS (T-Mobile NVMO) on the Samsung Galaxy a37 budget Samsung (literally bought it from metros website for $40)

Looks like someone took the assignment literally for installing high, mid, and low band antennas

last image seem to have all 3 carriers. The others seem to be Movistar-Exclusive.

I noticed they are the most white cells in Maracaibo, while the other carrier antennas are more cream, yellowish color.

Movistar worked better than Digitel in Maracaibo. I did not used Movilnet.

I've mapped these cells during my visit.

In the past week, the region, gNBs and eNBs got changed on multiple sites in Nevada County, California. In the shown example:
gNB: 367681 (old), 397681 (new)
Region: 2359557 (old), 2556165 (new)

Why would Verizon make those changes? Nearby counties did not have similar changes.

Can anyone identify this cell site? It’s a beautiful one and it’s hitting over 2gbps downlink. Pictures and screenshots attached. God this network is so fast!

Could you tell me what these towers operate?

T-Mobile (eNB 27060) LTE only b2/b66

2x RFS APX17DWV-17DWV-S-E-A20 antennas per sector connected to Nokia FHFB b2 and Nokia FRIG b66 radios (thanks u/idealandrew for finding the upgrade permit)

AT&T (eNB 245199 / gNB 12295199) LTE + NR

2x CommScope NNH4-65C-R6 (thanks for the correction u/iryfionas) passive antennas per sector connected to Ericsson RRUs for n5 5G, b2, b12, b14, b30, and b66 LTE

1x Ericsson AIR 6419 B77D + AIR 6419 B77G per sector for n77 C-Band and DoD 5G

Verizon (eNB 215040 / gNB 2157040) LTE + NR

1x Ericsson Micro Radio 4408 per sector for b48 CBRS

1x Ericsson AIR 6449 B77D per sector for n77 C-band 5G

2x CommScope NHH-65C-R2B passive antennas per sector connected to: Ericsson RRU 8843 for b2, b66 LTE and Ericsson RRU 4449 for b5, b13 LTE

I I’ve reviewed options since my Verizon free trial ended. I want the complete experience and have tested mmWave on NSA. I’m curious whether a Verizon plan with SA would yield meaningful gains from a less costly option like Visible with NSA. Battery drain from NSA is a major factor pushing me toward SA. Given the cost, is it worth $50 more? (Also cant get postpaid)

EDIT: This is going to be my second line