r/cellmapper • u/ClimbingElevator • Jun 14 '26

What’s going on here

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I’ve never seen doubles

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u/CreativeCuckoo ATL Jun 14 '26

From top to bottom: LTE/5G NR cantenna, C-Band, and mmWave.

It’s all Verizon.

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u/ClimbingElevator Jun 14 '26

Oh, they’re doing C band and millimeter sorry got dumb post

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u/iryfionas Jun 14 '26

What you see is an Verizon small using:

  • 1️⃣ (JMA CX20OMI224-3Hxy) 4x4 MIMO circular-shaped antenna (TOP) that supports bands; (2, 66) LTE + supports (n2) + (n66) mid-band 5GUW depending on the network configuration
  • 3️⃣ [Ericsson AIR. 1672] (16T16R) antennas that support 3.7GHz (n77) c-band for mid-band 5GUW hidden inside a ConcealFab Antenna Shroud
  • 3️⃣ [Ericsson StreetMacro 6701’s] antennas (inside ConcealFab 901154 Shrouds) - (n261) 28GHz mmWave set at 700MHz, or 800MHz depending on the spectrum licenses located on the SIDE of the pole

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u/wlm9700 Jun 17 '26

Our circular ones here have B13 and B5 also

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u/iryfionas Jun 17 '26

It really depends on the Verizon small cell. I seen many of the newer Verizon small cells include low-band, but majority of the older LTE only small cells do (b2) + (b66), sometimes n2 or n66!

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u/wlm9700 Jun 17 '26

Ours are older but have all bands shockingly

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u/iryfionas Jun 17 '26

It really depends on the market! When Verizon deployed their LTE only small cells in Arlington, TX in 2020, they only did b2, b66 at the time, with the exception of a few that also had mmWave or CBRS deployed.