

Tower in Campbellsville, Kentucky.
Looks like everyone except dish is here.Location is 37.34807° N, 85.34535° W. Good, solid speeds from VZW.


Looks like everyone except dish is here.Location is 37.34807° N, 85.34535° W. Good, solid speeds from VZW.
Saw this Verizon node and decided to do a few tests. I was not expecting to see both mmWave and N77 small cell panels. I think that I likely connected to n77, rather than mmWave, as the upload was mediocre.
Saw this walking the other day… guess they don’t know where the water lines go.. ?
There is a T-Mobile site that is situated on a water tower in my area . There is no N41 panel that I can see that is on this tower which is kind of odd. It is the only one in town that does not have N41. Could anyone help identify what antenna is being used?
Location is: 36.98951° N, 86.43674° W
I saw someone post about this online about a new antenna that is being tested . It looks like it is going to be put on a monopine in Concord, CA that is going to be outputting 7500.00000000-7900.00000000 MHz (400MG7D).
How is this going to be feasible in today's network? Wouldn't the range be closer than n77? The name of the antenna is not shown. Any thoughts? Application is here : [Application](https://apps.fcc.gov/oetcf/els/reports/GetApplicationInfo.cfm?id\_file\_num=1264-EX-CN-2025)
AT&T and Tillman Infrastructure have fully constructed their brand new cell tower site here in Warren County, Kentucky. The site was built on July 1 of this year, and had been postponed many times due to other projects in the same area. This new site serves a large manufacturing area. It appears to be 193 feet, but was originally posted as 199 feet. The location is at 37.0369, -86.3078. I was told this site would turn on later their year, around October maybe, but I heard noise from the baseband units.
I saw someone post about this online about a new antenna that is being tested . It looks like it is going to be put on a monopine in Concord, CA that is going to be outputting 7500.00000000-7900.00000000 MHz (400MG7D).
How is this going to be feasible in today's network? Wouldn't the range be closer than n77? The name of the antenna is not shown. Any thoughts? Application is here : Application
The site looks to be fully upgraded for everyone. Not sure why Verizon has so many more antenna compared to the other carriers. If someone could help identify who has who on this site. I know for sure Verizon doesn’t have any N5 but I’m sure AT&T does. Location is at 37.00169° N, 86.33113° W.
As the title says, this brand new cell tower site that was recently activated a bit ago, appears to have done some provisioning and upgrades to the backhaul. I thought it 1 gig from the start but after some tests, I found it was multi gig. I’m guessing it might be five or 10 gig given these speeds. I was getting 300mbps down when the site first turned on, but now I’ve gotten more than that. Site is located at 1293 Old Union Church Rd, KY.
After months of just waiting for the site to turn on, they activated the fiber for the site, and appears to be broadcasting all Verizon bands(LTE 2,5,13,66 & N77). By the speeds, this site is definitely not optimized yet , but we will have to wait and see what better speeds the site can give. Site is located at 1293 Old Union Church Rd. I’m guessing 1 gig backhaul. This site isn’t mapped on cellmapper yet.
My guess is old Verizon with LTE. Can someone confirm? Location is: 35.48229° N, 82.73921° W and I think it is LTE eNB ID :452720(2,5,13,66) + 152720(5,13).
Located at 35.59211° N, 82.56396° W.
I believe it’s Verizon on top with Matsing, T-Mobile, AT&T, Dish. This is the second Verizon site I’ve seen in town with Matsing Antennas. Can anyone ID?
I see AT&T, T-Mobile, Dish and then Verizon with Matsing panels on this. Location is 35.53090° N, 82.84500° W. Can someone confirm the carriers and antennas?
Managed to get over a gig, probably the N5+N77 + lte. This was on NSA+SA.
This was RDOF area that spectrum added their fiber too, and majority of the time it was 400 down, 25 up, but this has obviously changed to be near symmetrical. Glad they finally updated their systems!
I keep seeing them all over the rural roads I live on. Located in southern KY. Could someone explain?
I’m absolutely loving this one, gives a mix of the watermelon and the tea, as the straight cocktails were too much for me. Found this at my local Speedway. Do you guys like it ?
Edit: closed. Saw this in Southern Ky today walking around. Just found this HH wide open. Appears to be a local fiber company, not AT&T, as they are arial. Looks like it services 36 apartments, and the houses next to the main road. Seems like it’s been open for a while with all the water sitting in the lid.
Saw this somewhere in a fb group, seems like they took the batteries. I’ve never seen this happen before. This is honestly stupid to see.