Many of the more recently developed areas don't have overhead service of any kind and thus no options for pole contacts.
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I have seen Tmobile deploy microcells on top of street light poles, so perhaps that could be an option.
Where there's a will, there's a way. Given the limited height of street lights, I wonder how well that works where things aren't pancake flat.
They will figure something out...building..fake tree..street light
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Fake trees (towers/antennas) are in widespread use. Why wouldn't they be used when utility poles and light towers are not available?
Have dozens of faux pines in use in the local area. On my last trip to Mexico, marveled at the towers/antennas masquerading as palm trees and cactus.
Have dozens of faux pines in use in the local area. On my last trip to Mexico, marveled at the towers/antennas masquerading as palm trees and cactus.
My guess is that you're more likely to get skin cancer from the sun than cancer from these 5G transmitters. Regardless, I have no intention of paying the inflated prices to have 5G - just like there's no way I'd pay $1000 for a smartphone. But that's just me.
Upper Arlington and Hilliard have cell towers that have been made to look like Pine Trees. They did this because the community did not like the appearance of a cell tower in their neighborhood. I assume that is what he is referring to as Fake trees.
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Fake trees (towers/antennas) are in widespread use. Why wouldn't they be used when utility poles and light towers are not available?
Have dozens of faux pines in use in the local area. On my last trip to Mexico, marveled at the towers/antennas masquerading as palm trees and cactus.
I need to get out of the Midwest more. Never seen a fake tree here in my life!
Google "tree cell tower". Some faux trees are amazing! Others? Well, let's just say that they need to go back to tree school...
Didn't the 3GPP approve the 5G NR standard last June?
First standalone 5G network standard approved | TechRadar
Release 15
The Samsung Galaxy S10 5G for example operates on n260 and n261, which are 5G NR bands as defined by 3GPP. Verizon's 5G in parts of CHI and MSP broadcasts on those bands.
If I am missing something, please let me know, but my impression is that this is real 5G, as defined by a recognized governing body. The 5G that Verizon launched last Fall in parts of Houston, Indy, LA and Sacramento is their own made up standard and not 5G NR.
When I was in south Florida tree towers were common. But the best was what church did not want a new tall cross atop their building. Lots of cross towers also.
I guess you never use the hotspot feature of your phone for other devices, or cast streaming to your TV from it.
You have to first find 5g phone service...the emphasis is on fixed 5g...to replace land lines
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Fake trees (towers/antennas) are in widespread use. Why wouldn't they be used when utility poles and light towers are not available?
Have dozens of faux pines in use in the local area. On my last trip to Mexico, marveled at the towers/antennas masquerading as palm trees and cactus.
Some are quite life-like CN, while others stick out like a sore thumb -
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