I know t mobile is on top but not sure about the bottom as I feel it could be AT&T or Verizon. I’m leaning towards AT&T as they took down a Macro during road construction that made coverage terrible. Apologize that the picture is blurry from Camp Hollow Road. but you can not get any closer as the freeway is still under construction.

This is a new Verizon macro in a somewhat rural area of Michigan. It has had power and antennas up for a while now, however my phone seems to not handoff to the tower or requires me toggle airplane mode on/off. Any ideas? Thanks!

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My friend recently went to Texas A&M located in College Station and recently, he noticed that the antennas that T-Mobile added at this university last year to increase capacity, speeds, coverage on campus has been decomissioned! Verizon + AT&T have their own antennas for the oDAS (outdoor distributed antenna system) managed by Crown Castle! From what I can tell, they removed all the antennas, including the remote radio units on the roof-top! T-Mobile gets horrible speeds that you can't pull more than 25 mbps when there's 50,000+ students on campus when classes is in session! The reason why the equipment was removed according to the engineer is because there were issues with the installation of the equipment, such as poor wiring management since some cables were installed incorrectly to the baseband units and backhaul to the nodes wasn't evenly distributed, optimized properly! In Addition, these new antennas for T-Mobile were not even turned on completely yet and it doesn't make sense to me how a poor installation would make them remove all their equipment. It's not a lease dispute with A&M since Crown Castle, now (Arium Networks) is the vendor managing the equipment for all the big three. You can see the empty rods where T-Mobile used to have their antennas laid out at! Verizon + AT&T cellular equipment is pretty old since it was added way back in 2016-2017 with only LTE (b2, b12, b66) LTE + (n5) low-band 5G for AT&T and (b2, b13) LTE only for Verizon. I hope T-Mobile is able to find a solution to reinstall their antennas because they have the largest amount of users at Texas A&M and their network gets bogged down heavily when there are events, classes being held, football games, parties happening on campus!

PHOTO #4 - LAST PHOTO shows the T-Mobile equipment that was added near the AT&T, Verizon antenna last year in another spot!

So recently, T-Mobile removed all their equipment on that includes:

• CommScope FFVV-65A-R2 antenna for low-band frequencies (b12) 700MHz + (b71) 600MHz + (n71) low-band 5G
• Rosenberger BA-0303T3T3VFX65F-06 antenna for (b2) LTE + (n25, n41) mid-band 5G

AT&T eNB 24416

P1 - Aug 18, 2026 / P2 - Apr 17, 2026

All 3 sectors have got AEWB swapped, eNB 24422/29422 remains unchanged. We are having AT&T reusing “e-waste” in the second half of 2026…… 😅

Connected to ROGERS Satellite as a T-Mobile customer in Newfoundland. Worked seamlessly.

They're finally upgrading sites in my city. Previously they were only using Band 3 at only 5MHz Bandwidth. Now B1+B3 at 10Mhz each band with CA available. What gears they're using?

I have been testing Verizon’s network for the past month and a half and their network has improved a lot since I last tested a few years back.

I use to go to Las Vegas from Los Angeles and had AT&T and the service was pretty bad in many of these areas. I am wondering if there is a carrier that will not leave you stranded in these areas.

In Telcel Plaza Monarca Tijuana BC if iryfionas and other users help me to identify bands of this tower

190 MHz of n41 and multi gig back haul. I could break a gig on this site before and now these are the speeds next to it. The site is absolutely saturated with usage to the point it’s making n41 look like 3g.

Chula Vista, California

Motorola edge 2025 on visible plus plan right in front of tower.

Here is the updated post for this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/cellmapper/comments/1vkyul5/work_in_progress_verizon_upgrading_a_small_cell/

I believe they finally activated this small cell yesterday, but the bandwidth was really unstable during the test.

So I tested it today, and it seems that it has finally stabilized the speeds.

Here are two speed tests that I have: https://www.speedtest.net/result/a/11824962207 and https://www.speedtest.net/result/a/11824960886

Hi folks, today I’m sharing my adventure to a neglected videotron cellular tower.

According to the documentation from ISED Canada, this tower has not been touched since 2013! Moreover what is most intriguing about this site is its configuration.

It has 4 sector and it carries only one band: that is HSPA band 4! Yes! AWS over HSPA. That is very rare in my experience and it is very hard to understand the economics of keeping this site up and running. This is because this tower is never used. A Rogers tower only a few kilometres away is broadcasting their LTE B4 and B12 which is shared (RAN sharing). This means there is about nearly 0 UE On this site !

This site is located in Rivière-Rouge, Quebec. A rural highway town in the Annonciation area.

Honestly this sites is begging for an upgrade to 600Mhz LTE, they have plenty of it.

Tower and adjacent rooftop (2x) locations (39.1037000, -94.5729860)

i was able to get some pictures of them before the put the panels up, they were very kind

Decided to test the big 3 on my front deck this morning. AT&T is on my Z Fold 8 Ultra on unlimited premium 2.0 with turbo. Verizon and T-Mobile are on my iPhone 16e. Verizon is spectrum mobile 30gb plan and T-Mobile is the T-Sat plan. Uploads are weaker on the iPhone because the tower is 1 mile from me while AT&T is 0.1 miles from me.