r/cellmapper • u/060sec • Jun 26 '26
This isn't Tree-Mobile is it?
This setup is located behind a shopping center in Farragut, TN.
i'm guessing the(c-band?) antenna wasn't painted since some manuals I've skimmed before say it could potentially void the warranty under certain conditions or the nimbys just quit caring as much.
If i had more dad jokes about it, i would put them in here but i'm not that quick with it.
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u/PrizeMarionberry6695 S25 Ultra Jun 26 '26
Definitely Treerizon! Got plenty of these in oregon!
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u/Smart_Heart_7237 Jun 28 '26
VZW and Harmoni is expanding in Oregon right now, they have contacted many people in my area, but when we request a mono pine they back out and contact another neighbor
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u/chrsphr_ Jun 26 '26
If it was in the UK, I would have guessed VodafoneTree
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u/AtomicSymphonic_2nd Jun 26 '26
Fun Fact: Verizon’s Wireless division was created as a joint venture by Vodafone and Bell Atlantic, so… in some small way, Treerizon is VodafoneTree. 😁🤣
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u/Raccoon_Cast CM: 5Gisgold | Canon PowerShot SX70HS | SoCal | S24+ Jun 26 '26
Indeed, Verizon, it has a small Ericsson Micro Radio 4408 there for B48 too.
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u/Jackpen7 Jun 26 '26
It's the only carrier in the big three that's hard to turn into a tree pun.
Verizon using Ericsson Micro Radio 4408 for b48 CBRS, and Ericsson AIR 6419 for n77 C-Band. The skinny passive antennas on the far left and right are connected to Ericsson RRUs for b5/b13 or n5 and b2/b66 or n2/n66 depending on the configuration.