5G

[rvvaquero]

I don't think I've seen ANY cell towers higher than maybe 100' or so maximum, much less 500'. At least not in Michigan

I just watched them re-provision a cell tower of 200'. Took the crew 45 minutes to get to the top. Most of the ones here along IH10 are about that height.

 

[primestar31]

I just watched them re-provision a cell tower of 200'. Took the crew 45 minutes to get to the top. Most of the ones here along IH10 are about that height.

Yeah, they might be up to 200'. Hard to judge when they usually aren't near anything to judge against.

 

[ncted]

Interesting article about Dish's wireless plans:

Dish Network Aspires to Be America's Rakuten in 5G | Light Reading

 

[AndThenScottSays]

I am sure it will help a lot in the long run, but they don't even show any projected change in coverage due to it in central NC, which is disappointing for me personally. I'd like to have another option that will work.

WRAL, WRAZ and WFMY have to move to new RF slots before T-Mobile can build 600MHz in central N.C.

 

[ncted]

WRAL, WRAZ and WFMY have to move to new RF slots before T-Mobile can build 600MHz in central N.C.

Sure, but they know that is going to happen, and they still do not show any improvement in projected coverage, which is why I specified that.