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As you can see, I was walked around South Davis Street and stumbled upon cellular equipment beside UTA Parking Lot 27! I was surprised to see how short the AT&T site is, especially because it doesn't have the best range since it's very short and the sectors are facing southeast away from West Campus where the Architecture building, MAC (Maverick Activity Center), The Commons dining area for example! AT&T just upgraded this site [LEFT] side with 3.45GHz DoD via. Ericsson AIR. 6419-B77G antennas 3 weeks ago back in September! T-Mobile upgraded this site with the NOKIA AEHC (n41) antenna back in 2021! Back in the day, the T-Mobile site (RIGHT) side was a Sprint site since the late 2000's until 2021 when T-Mobile kept it as an Sprint keep site to be converted with T-Mobile equipment! AT&T backhaul on this site wasn't the best when I last tested it because I'm only able to get 650-700Mbps max on this site on 100MHz (3.7GHz) c-band since (3.45GHz) DoD is not active yet on this particular site. Both AT&T and T-Mobile have a very congested network in this area since these sites serve UTA where thousands of students attend and during midday, the speeds drop a lot, or even early morning when people are trying to use their phones! What's very unique on this AT&T site is that they are using 6 Kathrein 80010965 antennas for (b2, b5, b12, b14, b30, b66) LTE + (n5) low-band 5G, which isn't common to see them use in the DFW (Dallas-Fort Worth) market/region. The only region where I seen AT&T use these old Kathrein 80010965/80010966 antennas is like in SoCal (Los Angeles, San Diego, Anaheim, San Francisco, San Jose, Sacramento, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Tucson, Cleveland, etc.)

Cellular Equipment carrier identification from LEFT side to RIGHT side

AT&T (eNB 520956) + (eNB 520479) [LEFT] tower:

• 6️⃣ Kathrein 80010965 antennas TOTAl with bands; (2, 5, 12, 14, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 15MHz -> low-band 5G
• 2️⃣ Kathrein 80010966 antennas per sector located in the MIDDLE & RIGHT side of the rack
• 3️⃣ CommScope NNH4-65C-R6H4 antennas TOTAL with bands: (2, 5, 12, 14, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 15MHz -> low-band 5G
• 1️⃣ CommScope NNH4-65C-R6H4 antenna per sector located on the LEFT side of the rack
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6449-B77D 3.7GHz (n77) 64T64R c-band panels set at 100MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack on the BOTTOM row
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6419-B77G (3.45GHz) DoD n77 panels being used for mid-band 5G+ set at 60MHz located in the (MIDDLE) of their rack on the [TOP] row
• Raycap DC6-48-60-18-8F for power surge protection for the for the antennas, remote radio units located behind the antennas
• Raycap DC9-48-60-24-PC1t-EV for power surge protection for the for the antennas, remote radio units located behind the antennas

Ericsson (RRU’s) remote radio units behind the antennas:

• RRU 4449 (b5) 850MHz LTE + (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) 850MHz low-band 5G
• RRU 4478 (b14) 700MHz LTE
• RRU 32 (b30) 2300MHz-WCS
• RRU 4890HP (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS

Coordinates to AT&T site**:** 32.73021709480019, -97.12753829738287

FCC Registration ID #1280902

T-Mobile (eNB 162051) + (eNB 162590) [RIGHT] tower with stadium lights:

• 3️⃣ CommScope FFVV-65C-R3 antennas with bands: (2, 12, 66, 71) LTE + (n25, n66, n71) 5G located on the (LEFT) side of the rack
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AEHC - (N41) 2.5GHz [320W] antennas for mid-band 5GUC located on the (RIGHT) side of the rack

Nokia (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• 3️⃣ AirScale AHLOA - (b12) 700MHz, (b71) 600MHz LTE + (n71) low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ AirScale AHFIG - with (b2) 1900MHz-PCS (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n25) ePCS + (n66) eAWS for mid-band 5G

Coordinates to T-Mobile site**: 32.730071885900585, -97.12562805653698**

I was walking around UTA until I stumbled upon this 125 feet monopole tower that has Verizon equipment on it! From what I can tell, Verizon co-located on this tower when it was built all the way back in October 2024! This new Verizon site is a re-location from their old site that was across the street on top of Maverick Stadium (C.R. Gilstrap Athletic Center) on the roof-top of the MEDIA/Press box because the landlord raised rent, and Verizon didn't want to renew the lease! Instead, what you're seeing here is the new Verizon site that was added after the old site was decomissioned last year (2025). From what I can tell, this site may look like it doesn't have (b48) CBRS, but it actually does have CBRS passive mimo on (b48) LTE + (n48) mid-band 5G via. 3 CommScope NHHSS-65C-R2BT4 antennas in the MIDDLE of their rack!

Equipment being using:

• 3️⃣ CommScope NHH-65C-R2B antennas TOTAL with bands: (13, 66) LTE + (n2) ePCS @ 15MHz + (n66) eAWS @ 10MHz for mid-band 5G
• 1️⃣ CommScope NHH-65C-R2B antennas per sector located in the MIDDLE
• 3️⃣ CommScope NHHSS-65C-R2BT4 antennas with bands: (13, 48 [CBRS], 66) LTE + 15MHz + (n48) CBRS + (n66) eAWS @ 10MHz for mid-band 5G
• 1️⃣ CommScope NHHSS-65C-R2BT4 antennas per sector located in the MIDDLE
• 3️⃣ Samsung MT-6413-77A - 64T64R (320W) 3.7GHz n77 antennas mid-band 5GUW @ 140MHz located on the RIGHT side
• Ray-cap RCMDC-6627-PF-48 used for power surge protection located behind their antennas

Samsung (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the CommScope antennas:

• 3️⃣ RF4461d-13A - (b13) 700MHz LTE
• 3️⃣ RF4439-25A - (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n2) ePCS + (n66) eAWS for mid-band 5G
• 3️⃣ RT-4423 (b48) LTE + (n48) mid-band 5G CBRS square antennas located on the LEFT side of the rack behind the RODs

Coordinates: 32.72862355598139, -97.12311154927326

Address: 106 University Drive, Arlington, TX 76013

Cell Tower owned by TowerNorth

FCC Registration ID #1328411

Verizon just co-located on this 105 feet tall Skyway Tower site within the past month! From what I can tell, they decided to implement a 4-sector rack configuration that's very interesting because they want to provide more capacity, coverage in all 4-directions (ALPHA, BETA, GAMMA, DELTA) sectors. This site should help reduce the network congestion Verizon has been experiencing a lot lately in the area, especially when there are a lot of houses nearby where their network can get heavy overloaded, congested since they have a decent amount of marketshare in Fulshear. Hopefully, T-Mobile will co-locate on this tower next year because they struggle a lot around the residential neighborhoods nearby with 1-2 bars of 5GUC pulling less than 100 mbps, with medicore 2-6 mbps uplink! Interesting enough, this Verizon site did not get the brand new Samsung MT-6433-77A [480W] antenna because Verizon planned this new site build all the way back in January 2025 so it is using the older Gen 2 Samsung MT-6413-77A - 64T64R (320W) 3.7GHz n77 antennas mid-band 5GUW @ 160MHz. The other existing Verizon site nearby actually has a high-capacity set-up with MatSing antennas and Samsung MT-6407-77A (200W) antennas for (n77) on the tall Crown Castle Tower site that also has AT&T, T-Mobile present.

Equipment Verizon is using:

• 8️⃣ CommScope NHH-45C-R2B antennas TOTAL with bands: (2, 13, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz low-band 5G
• 2️⃣ CommScope NHH-45C-R2B antennas per sector located in the MIDDLE of the rack
• 4️⃣ Samsung MT-6413-77A (320W) 64T64R [Gen 2] antennas for [3.7GHz] c-band set at 160MHz [Fort Bend County, TX] located on the LEFT side
• Ray-cap RCMDC-6627-PF-48 used for power surge protection located behind their antennas

Samsung (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• 4️⃣ RF4461d-13A - (b13) 700MHz LTE + (N5) 850MHz-CLR low-band 5G
• 4️⃣ RF4801D-25A - (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE

Coordinates: 29.695100, -95.865200

Address: 28228 FM 1093, Fulshear, TX 77441

Cell Tower owned by Skyway Towers

FCC Registration ID: 1333231

Coordinates to other neighboring tower owned by (Crown Castle): 29.688917223422774, -95.8844078783198

FCC Registration ID: 1057281

Google Street View to the neighboring Crown Castle site (OUTDATED) --> December 2024 -- shows older AT&T, Verizon equipment before it was upgraded with Matsing antennas, mid-band 5G for AT&T.

So my friend recently visited the Austin, TX region and stumbled upon an brand new AT&T site co-location on this monopole below the T-Mobile rack. Really interesting that they went with a 4-sector rack deployment instead of the 3-sector sites that is more common in Dallas, San Antonio, El Paso, and rest of the country! It's good to see AT&T improving their network in Austin, when it wasn't their strongest market in the past because their towers were pretty spaced out in this area compared to T-Mobile. From what I know, the closest AT&T site was 0.6 miles away located at 2315 1/2 E Anderson Ln, Austin, TX 78752 and that site doesn't have good range since the RSRP would be over -100 near this spot! AT&T has been aggressively densifying their network in Austin, they have added like 10+ new sites in this region within the past year! T-Mobile + Verizon also have been adding new sites in Round Rock, Leander, Cedar Park, Georgetown in the suburbs! This new AT&T rack does not (b30) 2300MHz-WCS deployed because it doesn't have good range + it's not really helpful anymore when they have a more refined/optimized 5G Standalone network now. T-Mobile has like the most macro sites in Austin, TX thanks to them having decent marketshare, roughly over 40% and the Sprint merger that helped them convert like 85% of the Sprint keep sites all the way back in 2020-2024! Hence, T-Mobile actually has a lot of (b2, b66) LTE + (n41) small cells deployed throughout the Austin metro area while Verizon + AT&T have majority of their small cells congregated around downtown Austin, The Domain, outer suburbs! Verizon has been upgrading many small cells in Austin with n77 (3.7GHz) c-band via. Samsung MT-1602D (16T16R) antennas.

Equipment AT&T [bottom] rack is using:

• 8️⃣ CCI TPA45R-BU6B antennas with bands: (2, 5, 12, 14, 66) LTE + (n5) - 15MHz for low-band 5G
• 4️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6472 (B77G/B77M) 64T64R antennas that can do (3.7GHz) c-band @ 80mhz + (3.45GHz) DoD - 60MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack
• Raycap DC9-48-60-24-PC1t-EV for power surge protection for the for the antennas, remote radio units

Ericsson Remote Radio UNITS can be spotted BEHIND the antennas:

• 4️⃣ RRU 4490HP (b5) 850MHz, (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) 850MHz low-band 5GNR
• 4️⃣ RRU 4494 (b14) 700MHz LTE
• 4️⃣ RRU 4890HP (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE

T-Mobile [eNB 61811] + [eNB 79496] LTE + [gNB 1579800] n25, n41, n71 (top) rack:

• 3️⃣ CommScope FFVV-65C-R3 antennas with bands: (2, 12, 66, 71) LTE + (n25 + n71) 5G located in the (MIDDLE)  of the rack
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AAFIA mMIMO antennas with bands; (2, 66) LTE + (n25, *n66*) mid-band 5GUC! Radio is INTEGRATED INSIDE THE ANTENNA! Located on the (LEFT) side of the rack
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AEHC - (N41) 2.5GHz [320W] antennas for mid-band 5GUC located on the (RIGHT) side of the rack

Nokia (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• 3️⃣ AirScale AHLOA - (b12) 700MHz + (b71) 600MHz LTE + (n71) low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ AirScale AHFIG - with (b2) 1900MHz-PCS (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n25) + (n66) for mid-band 5G

Coordinates: 30.322199679245838, -97.6873176100866

Cell Tower owned by Crown Castle (CC)

T-Mobile finally installed their equipment on this cell site after delaying the site for nearly 3 years when the network cabinets for the baseband units were installed. From what I can tell, T-Mobile has decided to face their antennas in different directions compared to AT&T and Verizon in order to limit site interference or bad SINR from a neighboring site they have about a mile away north of I-10. You can tell this site was planned for a while because they appear to be using the older NOKIA AirScale AEHC - (N41) 2.5GHz [320W] antennas for mid-band 5GUC that came out in late 2020 instead of the newer + higher power NOKIA AirScale AVHA - (N41) 2.5GHz [400W] antenna due to equipment shortages. This site was well needed because the neighboring T-Mobile site north of I-10 & Danover road gets really congested since it serves the busy shopping center (Katy Mills) where thousands of people congregate together during the weekends during rush hour, even with multi-gig backhaul due to them having a lot of marketshare! I'm told T-Mobile is going to run multi-gig (10Gbps) backhaul on this site using AT&T fiber. Verizon is using their own MCI dark fiber on this site while AT&T is using their own fiber for backhaul at 1Gbps. I saw the contractors running the wires for the antennas, remote radio units earlier in the afternoon, which means that T-Mobile is nearly done installing their equipment. I hope T-Mobile turns on this site soon since the power meter was just installed, and I saw the fronthaul, baseband units being worked on.

History of this cell tower: Verizon was the first carrier that co-located on this tower when it was first built back in early 2017. Verizon owned this monopole tower until they sold it to Vertical Bridge (VB) in 2023-2024! Verizon received mid-band 5G on this cell tower via. the Samsung MT-6407-77A (200W) antenna in 2022! AT&T was the 2nd carrier to co-locate on this cell tower nearly 6 years ago (November 2020) with LTE before it was upgraded with mid-band 5G (3.7GHz) c-band in May 2022! Fun fact, T-Mobile deployed an small cell built by Crown Castle beside this cell tower along Katy Flewellen Road back in 2025 that has (b2, b66) LTE + (n25, n41) for mid-band 5G prior to their equipment being added.

Cellular Equipment (ID) identification from TOP to BOTTOM rack:

Verizon (eNB 122197) top:

• 6️⃣ JMA MX08FIT845-02 antennas total with bands; (2, 13, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz for low-band 5G & (n2) ePCS mid-band 5G depending on the network configuration
• 2️⃣ JMA MX08FIT845-02 antennas per sector located in the MIDDLE
• 3️⃣ Samsung MT-6407-77A - 64T64R (200W) Gen 1 -> 3.7GHz n77 antennas total for mid-band 5GUW set at 160MHz located on the LEFT SIDE
• Raycap RCMDC-3315-PF-48 being used for power surge protection behind the antennas

Samsung (RRU's) - remote radio units located behind the antennas::

• 3️⃣ RF4461d-13A - (b13) 700MHz LTE + (n5) 850MHz for low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ RF4439d-25A - (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n2) ePCS or (n66) eAWS for mid-band 5GUW depending on the network configuration

AT&T (eNB 531223) + (eNB 532223) middle rack:

• 3️⃣ CommScope NNH4-65C-R6 antennas with bands: (2, 12, 14, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) @ 10MHz low-band 5G on the LEFT side
• 6️⃣ (CellMax) CMA-BTLBHH-6518-20-20 skinny antennas TOTAL with bands: (2, 12, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz low-band 5G
• 2️⃣ CellMax CMA-BTLBHH-6518-2020 antennas per sector located on the RIGHT side!
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6449-B77D (3.7GHz) 64T64R c-band (n77) antennas being used for mid-band 5G+ set at 80MHz located on the LEFT of the rack
• Raycap DC6-48-60-18-8F for power surge protection located behind the antennas

Ericsson (RRU's) - remote radio units located behind the antennas:

• RRU 4449 (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) - 850MHz low-band 5GNR
• RRU 4478 (b14) LTE @ 700MHz
• RRU 4415 (b30) WCS-2300MHz
• RRU 8843 (B2) PCS-1900MHz + (B66) AWS-2100MHz LTE

T-Mobile (bottom) rack:

• 3️⃣ CommScope FFVV-65C-R2-CM antennas total - with bands: (2, 12, 66) LTE + (n25, n66) ePCS, eAWS mid-band 5G + (n71) 600MHz low-band 5G located on the RIGHT side
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AEHC - (N41) 2.5GHz [320W] antennas for mid-band 5GUC located on the LEFT side

Nokia (RRU's) - Remote Radio Units behind the CommScope antennas:

• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AHLOB - (b12) 700MHz + (b71) 600MHz LTE + (n71) low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AHFII - (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n25, n66) ePCS (1900MHz) + eAWS (2100MHz) - mid-band 5G

Coordinates: 29.76567036389844, -95.82043361721239

Cell Tower owned by Vertical Bridge (VB)

Google Street View - December 2024 *Shows the cell tower with only Verizon + AT&T on it*

As you can see in the photo that I annotated, Verizon has co-located on this cell tower within the past several weeks since their antennas look pristine and brand spanking new! This fills in an coverage gap for them because their RSRP previously was very poor since it would be over -105 RSRP on (3.7GHz) n77 since the other closest site (eNB 121388) was over 1.6 miles away west of TX-6 Highway near Discount Tire! It's good to see Verizon continuing to improve their network by densifying their network because they are continuing to build more residential neighborhoods (houses) + subdivisions in this area! What's also odd is that AT&T didn't deployed 3.45GHz (DoD) equipment on their rack, just 3.7GHz (c-band) since it's missing the Ericsson AIR. 6419-B77G antenna in the MIDDLE! This cell site is located in the outskirts of town where it doesn't get as busy compared to the other side of College Station where there's way more people, especially younger adults in this college town. What is also interesting to see for this new Verizon rack is that it features 4-sectors mounted on a square mount/rack arrangement, which is uncommon to see everyday on most of their towers that are typically only 3 sectors mounted on a triangular rack mount!

Cellular Equipment (ID) identification from TOP to BOTTOM rack:

Legacy Sprint:

• 3️⃣ RFS APXVSPP18-C-A20 antennas with bands; (25, 26) for their decomissioned LTE network, supported 3G CDMA located on the LEFT side
• 3️⃣ KMW ET-X-WM-18-65-8P antennas (RIGHT) side for band 41 LTE, not active

Ericsson and Nokia (RRU's) remote radio units located behind the antennas:

• 3️⃣ Ericsson RRU 11 (b25) 1900MHz LTE
• 3️⃣ Ericsson RRU 31 (b26) 800MHz LTE
• 3️⃣ NOKIA (RRU) Flexi 10 (b41) 2500MHz LTE

T-Mobile (eNB 66584) + (gNB 1581866):

• 3️⃣ CommsScope FFVV-65C-R3 8 feet antennas TOTAl with bands: (2, 12, 66, 71) LTE, (n25, n66) ePCS, eAWS mid-band 5GUC + (n71) low-band 5G located in the MIDDLE
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AEHC - (N41) 2.5GHz [320W] antennas for mid-band 5GUC located on the (LEFT) side of the rack set at 90MHz - fragmented 2.5GHz spectrum holdings in (College Station) becaue Texas A&M, Blinn College are hoarding (b41) licenses

Nokia (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• 3️⃣ AirScale AHLOA - (b12) 700MHz + (b71) 600MHz LTE + (n71) low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ AirScale AHFIG - (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n25) ePCS + (n66) eAWS - mid-band 5G

AT&T (eNB 535291) + (eNB 536291) + (eNB 538291):

• 3️⃣ CCI TPA65R-KE6A antennas with bands: (2, 12, 14, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz low-band 5G located on the LEFT side
• 6️⃣ (CellMax) CMA-BTLBHH-6517-21-21 antennas TOTAL with bands: (2, 12, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz low-band 5G on the RIGHT side, 2 antennas per sector
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6449-B77D (3.7GHz) 64T64R c-band (n77) antennas being used for mid-band 5G+ set at 80MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack
• Raycap DC6-48-60-18-8F for power surge protection located behind the antennas

Ericsson (RRU's) - remote radio units located behind the antennas:

• RRU 4449 (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) - 850MHz low-band 5GNR
• RRU 4478 (b14) LTE @ 700MHz
• RRU 4415 (b30) WCS-2300MHz
• RRU 8843 (B2) PCS-1900MHz + (B66) AWS-2100MHz LTE

Verizon 4-sector rack (new equipment), recently added:

• 8️⃣ JMA MX06FRO860-03 antennas TOTAL with bands: (2, 13, 66) LTE + (n5) low-band 5G
• 2️⃣ JMA MX06FRO860-03 antennas per sector located in the MIDDLE of the rack!
• 4️⃣ Samsung MT-6413-77A (320W) 64T64R antennas for 3.7GHs c-band set at 200MHz located on the LEFT side
• Ray-cap RCMDC-6627-PF-48 used for power surge protection located behind their antennas

Samsung (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the JMA antennas:

• 4️⃣ RF4461d-13A - (b13) 700MHz LTE + (N5) 850MHz-CLR low-band 5G
• 4️⃣ RF4439-25A - (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE, supports (n2 or n66) mid-band 5G depending on the configuration

Dish Wireless (bottom rack):

• 3️⃣ CommScope FFVV-65B-R2 antennas with bands; (n66, n70, n71) 5G

Fujitstu Remote Radio Units - (RRU's) behind the JMA antennas:

• 3️⃣ Fujitsu (TA08025-B605) for (n29) 700MHz + (n71) 600MHz low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ Fujitsu (TA08025-B604) (n66) 2100MHz + (n70) mid-band 5G

Coordinates: 30.579513, -96.239990

Address: 4418 Williams Lake Drive, College Station, Texas 77845

T-Mobile performing great at this busy university, where there can be a lot of people roaming around! AT&T was struggling a lot in the University Center indoors where I loose service in the dining area! T-Mobile has a rooftop site at the administration building!

Using Rosenberger BA-0303T3T3VFX65F-06 antenna for (b2, b66) LTE + (n25, n41) mid-band 5G

My friend found an Verizon (eNB 120102) rooftop site that can be hard to see from the ground depending on where you're at. From what I can tell, Verizon recently upgraded this site back in January 2026! Notice how close th 2 CommScope NHH-65B-R2B antennas are beside each other and the Samsung MT-6413-77A (320W) 64T64R antenna on the bottom for (3.7GHz) c-band n77 set at 160MHz.

Verizon is on the wooden pole on the right side for (n261) 28GHz mmWave using:

• 3️⃣ Samsung AT1K04 (n261) 28GHz mmWave on 5GUW

PHOTO #3, 4, 5 - AT&T small cell:

• 1️⃣ Kathrein 840 10511 2x2 MIMO antenna with bands: (2, 66) LTE
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 1281 - (n260) 39GHz 5G+ mmWave in the MIDDLE of the wood pole

The Brown Box consists the Ericsson (RRU's) remote radio units hidden inside:

• 2️⃣ Ericsson RADIO 2203's (b2) 1900MHZ-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE

Coordinates to the Verizon site: 29.749644365568273, -95.3629343650898

Coordinates to AT&T small cell on PHOTO #3/4: 29.74911435070403, -95.36340299419182

Coordinates to AT&T small cell on PHOTO #5: 29.74813727301845, -95.36416826662766

So my friend recently visited downtown Houston and he stumbled upon a T-Mobile site that previously lacked (n41) 2.5GHz for mid-band 5GUC in the past several months until recently, when the 3rd party contractors added 3 new NOKIA AirScale AVHA - (N41) 2.5GHz [400W] antennas for mid-band 5GUC set at 190MHz on the RIGHT side of the rack. This T-Mobile site really needed it because it gets pretty congested, bogged down when there are events happening in downtown Houston, or even at Toyota Center down the street since many people frequently visit this area during the NBA season, or when an convention is happening. I'm just amazed that T-Mobile finally deployed (n41) on their site because it was the only site in downtown Houston that did not have it for years while neighboring sites had the older Nokia AirScale AEHC panel for (n41) since late 2020-2022! I hope to see them deploy the newer Nokia AirScale AVHA antennas on more sites in the Houston market and this site has great performance since backhaul was upgraded from 1GiG to 10Gbps backhaul using AT&T fiber for backhaul. Notice that AT&T has two racks on this monopole tower! The one on the top is for their typical (b2, b12, b14, b30, b66) LTE, low-band 5G (n5), mid-band 5G (n77) 3.7GHz + 3.45GHz (DoD) while the bottom rack is exclusively for mmWave (n260).

Cell Tower equipment (ID) identification from TOP to BOTTOM rack:

AT&T (eNB 530664) + (eNB 534664):

• 3️⃣ CCI TPA65R-BU8DA  antennas with bands: (2, 12, 14, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz for low-band 5G located on the LEFT side
• 6️⃣ (CellMax) CMA-BTLBHH-6517-21-21 antennas TOTAL with bands: (2, 12, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz low-band 5G on the RIGHT side, 2 antennas per sector
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6449-B77D (3.7GHz) 64T64R c-band (n77) antennas being used for mid-band 5G+ set at 80MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack on the BOTTOM row
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6419-B77G](3.45GHz) DoD n77 antennas being used for mid-band 5G+ set at (60MHz) - Harris County, TX located in the MIDDLE of the rack on the TOP row
• Raycap DC6-48-60-18-8F for power surge protection located behind the antennas

Ericsson (RRU's) - remote radio units located behind the antennas:

• RRU 4449 (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) - 850MHz low-band 5GNR
• RRU 4478 (b14) LTE @ 700MHz
• RRU 32 (b30) WCS-2300MHz
• RRU 8843 (B2) PCS-1900MHz + (B66) AWS-2100MHz LTE

T-Mobile (eNB 63972) + (eNB 152840) + (gNB 1582345):

• 3️⃣ CommScope FFVV-65C-R3 antennas with bands: (2, 66, 71) LTE + (n25, n66, n71) 5G located on the (LEFT) side of the rack
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AVHA - (N41) 2.5GHz [400W] antennas for mid-band 5GUC located on the (RIGHT) side of the rack

Nokia (RRU's) - remote radio units beh ind the antennas:

• 3️⃣ AirScale AHLOA - (b71) 600MHz LTE + (n71) low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ AirScale AHFIG - with (b2) 1900MHz-PCS (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n25) ePCS + (n66) eAWS for mid-band 5G

Legacy Dish:

• 3️⃣ JMA MX08FRO665-20 antennas with bands; (n66, n70, n71) 5G

Fujitstu Remote Radio Units - (RRU's) behind the JMA antennas:

• 3️⃣ Fujitsu (TA08025-B605) for (n29) 700MHz + (n71) 600MHz low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ Fujitsu (TA08025-B604) (n66) 2100MHz + (n70) mid-band 5G

Legacy Sprint (eNB 302026/302027):

• 3️⃣ RFS APXVSPP18-C-A20 antennas with bands; (25, 26) for their decomissioned LTE network, supported 3G CDMA located on the RIGHT side
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6488 antennas - (LEFT) side for (b41) LTE + (n41) mid-band 5G, NOT FUNCTIONAL

Ericsson (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• 3️⃣ Ericsson RRU 11 (b25) + (b26) LTE

AT&T (n260) mmWave only [bottom rack]:

• 3️⃣  ERICSSON AIR. 5331 (n260) 39GHz mmWave antennas set at 400MHz or 800MHz

 

Coordinates: 29.747932825846313, -95.3636225102414

Address: 1714 Jackson Street, Houston, TX 77003

Monopole Cell Tower owned by Crown Castle (CC)

So my friend recently drove around Texas Ave in College Station and he stumbled upon an brand new small cell/mini tower that belongs to T-Mobile based on the look, design of the node! From what I was told by the engineer/site planning team, they are adding like 10+ mini towers/small cells in College Station in the next several months and the contractor that's doing it is Verta (Vertical By Design)! T-Mobile really needed these small cells badly because they have the most marketshare in College Station compared to Verizon, AT&T and their 2.5GHz (n41) spectrum holdings aren't the best! Last photo shows the really bad speeds T-Mobile was getting since this area has very fringe, weak RSRP on (n41) that it drops to low-band indoors!

T-Mobile only has 50MHz (n41) + 40MHz (n41) = 90MHz n41 total on 2.5GHz that's fragmented/non-continuous because Texas A&M University is hogging most of the spectrum for the parking meters, communications! They don't have the best speeds in this market since it's hard to pull more than 200 mbps on (N41), and some spots don't have functional service, or horrible latency/uplink that calls drops!

T-Mobiel is using

• 3️⃣ CellMax 12010x (CMA-UBDHH-6518/E2-10) antennas with (b2, b66) LTE & (n25) mid-band 5G inside the circular, oval shroud on TOP
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AVHA 64T64R (400W) (n41) 2.5GHz for mid-band 5GUC in the MIDDLE
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AHFII remote radio units used for (b2/b66) LTE + (n25) mid-band 5G located on the bottom row below the NOKIA AVHA panels.

Coordinates: 30.607054, -96.309155

My friend recently went to Texas A&M located in College Station and recently, he noticed that the antennas that T-Mobile added at this university last year to increase capacity, speeds, coverage on campus has been decomissioned! Verizon + AT&T have their own antennas for the oDAS (outdoor distributed antenna system) managed by Crown Castle! From what I can tell, they removed all the antennas, including the remote radio units on the roof-top! T-Mobile gets horrible speeds that you can't pull more than 25 mbps when there's 50,000+ students on campus when classes is in session! The reason why the equipment was removed according to the engineer is because there were issues with the installation of the equipment, such as poor wiring management since some cables were installed incorrectly to the baseband units and backhaul to the nodes wasn't evenly distributed, optimized properly! In Addition, these new antennas for T-Mobile were not even turned on completely yet and it doesn't make sense to me how a poor installation would make them remove all their equipment. It's not a lease dispute with A&M since Crown Castle, now (Arium Networks) is the vendor managing the equipment for all the big three. You can see the empty rods where T-Mobile used to have their antennas laid out at! Verizon + AT&T cellular equipment is pretty old since it was added way back in 2016-2017 with only LTE (b2, b12, b66) LTE + (n5) low-band 5G for AT&T and (b2, b13) LTE only for Verizon. I hope T-Mobile is able to find a solution to reinstall their antennas because they have the largest amount of users at Texas A&M and their network gets bogged down heavily when there are events, classes being held, football games, parties happening on campus!

PHOTO #4 - LAST PHOTO shows the T-Mobile equipment that was added near the AT&T, Verizon antenna last year in another spot!

So recently, T-Mobile removed all their equipment on that includes:

• CommScope FFVV-65A-R2 antenna for low-band frequencies (b12) 700MHz + (b71) 600MHz + (n71) low-band 5G
• Rosenberger BA-0303T3T3VFX65F-06 antenna for (b2) LTE + (n25, n41) mid-band 5G

AT&T did the best inside the mall since they have an indoor DAS deployed while Verizon struggles once I ventured onto the 1st floor beside Dicks Sporting Goods!

Verizon could add an indoor DAS at this mall because their upload speeds were struggling a lot!

My friend was driving around Houston until he stumbled upon an cell tower that has all the big three carriers on it (Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T) top to bottom! It appears that Verizon upgraded the site several months ago to add high-end MatSing MBA high-capacity antennas! Previously, Verizon had ancient JMA antennas on their rack that were installed way back in 2015! This is good to see them adding high-capacity MatSing antennas on existing sites that can cover more sectors since the antenna is multi-beam and it has very good range, penetration indoors! Credit to my friend for letting me share these photos with his SpeedTest on Verizon mid-band 5G (n77) + LTE on NSA (non-standalone) 5G! Also, Verizon installed white, tiny CBNG VECTASTAR 600 (n260) mmWave antenna for (PTP) - Point to Point mmWave MDU FWA located on the LEFT side of the rack Let me know what you think of this site?

SpeedTests were from my friend, which I had proper permission to post them here to show yall guys!

Equipment that all the carriers are using:

Verizon [eNB 120306] (top rack):

• 3️⃣ MatSing-MBA-4.4.2-C2-H2-L2 high-capacity antennas - (MIDDLE) of their rack with bands: (2, 13, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz low-band 5G + has (n2) + (n66) depending on the configuration
• 3️⃣ CBNG VECTASTAR 600 (n260) mmWave antenna for Point to Point mmW MDU FWA located on the LEFT side of the rack 
• 3️⃣ Samsung MT-6407-77A 64T64R (200W) 3.7GHz n77 antennas (LEFT) side for mid-band 5GUW set at 160MHz
• Ray-cap RCMDC-6627-PF-48 used for power surge protection located behind their antennas

Samsung (RRU's) remote radio units located behind the antennas:

• RF4461d-13A - (b13) 700MHz LTE + (n5) 850MHz low-band 5G
• RF4439d-25A - (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE

T-Mobile [eNB 174913] + [gNB 1588255] (middle rack):

• 3️⃣ CommsScope FFVV-65C-R3 8 feet antennas with bands: (2, 12, 66, 71) LTE, (n25, n66) mid-band 5G & (n71) low-band 5G located in the MIDDLE
• 3️⃣ RFS APX16DWV-16DWVS-C antennas with bands; (b2) PCS + (b66) AWS LTE + (n25) ePCS + (n66) eAWS mid-band 5G located on the RIGHT side
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AEHC - (N41) 2.5GHz [320W] antennas for mid-band 5GUC set at 190MHz located on the (LEFT) side

Nokia (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• 3️⃣ AirScale AHLOA - (b12) 700MHz + (b71) 600MHz LTE + (n71) low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ AirScale AHFIG - with (b2) 1900MHz-PCS (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n25) ePCS + (n66) eAWS for mid-band 5G

AT&T [eNB 535094] + [eNB 536094] (bottom rack):

• 6️⃣ CommScope SBJAH4-1D65C-DL antennas with bands; (2, 12, 30, 66) LTE, supports (n5) low-band 5G located on the LEFT side
• 2️⃣ CommScope SBJAH4-1D65C-DL antennas per sector located on the LEFT side
• 6️⃣ (CellMax) CMA-BTLBHH-6517-21-21 antennas TOTAL with bands: (2, 12, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz low-band 5G on the RIGHT side, 2 antennas per sector
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6449-B77D (3.7GHz) 64T64R c-band (n77) antennas being used for mid-band 5G+ set at 80MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack
• Raycap DC6-48-60-18-8F for power surge protection located behind the antennas

Ericsson (RRU's) remote radio units found behind the antennas:

• RRU 4449 (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) - 850MHz low-band 5GNR
• RRU 4478 (b14) LTE @ 700MHz
• RRU 32 - (b30) 2300MHz-WCS 
• RRU 8843 (B2) PCS-1900MHz + (B66) AWS-2100MHz LTE

Coordinates: 29.771789078645888, -95.38875056971091

Address: 1208 Diesel Street, Houston, TX 77007

Monopole, cell tower is owned by Crown Castle

Here's the equipment that Verizon removed from the site in place of the Matsing antennas:

• 6️⃣ JMA X7CQAP-665-V antennas with bands: (2, 13, 66) LTE + (n66) mid-band 5GUW

Shoutout to my friend for finding this roof-top Verizon site! From what I can tell based on looking on Google Satellite View imagery, it appears that AT&T + T-Mobile also have antennas on top of this building! Recently, this Verizon site was LTE only until late 2025 when it got upgraded from the old JMA antennas to newer CommScope antennas + Samsung gear! This Verizon site from what I was told has 3-sectors (Alpha, Beta, Gamma) facing Kirby Road, San Felipe and it covers majority of the River Oaks area al the way down to Westheimer Road!

Verizon (eNB 120215) + (gNB 229250-018)

• 6️⃣ new CommScope NHH-65C-R2B antennas with bands: (2, 13, 66) LTE and (n5) 850MHz - 10MHz for low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ Samsung MT-6413-77A - 64T64R (200W) 3.7GHz n77 antennas mid-band 5GUW @ 160MHz located on the RIGHT side
• Ray-cap RCMDC-6627-PF-48 used for power surge protection for the (RRU's) remote radio units located behind the antennas

Samsung (RRU's) remore radio units behind the antennas:

• 3️⃣ RF4461d-13A - (b13) 700MHz LTE + (N5) 850MHz low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ RF4439d-25A - for (b2) 190MHz-PCS, (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n2) 5G

Address: 2001 Kirby Drive, Houston, TX 77019

Coordinates: 29.748081000453855, -95.41838429100544

Shoutout to my friend for finding this monopole cell tower in his market (Houston, TX) near the corner of Berry Road & Fulton Street in the Northside! From what I was told, he noticed how the Verizon rack looks way different compared to how it looked like a few months ago! It appears that they ripped all of the older antennas, Samsung (RRU's) from the rack! Also, Verizon completely adjusted the sectors on this site since they completely repositioned how the antennas are facing and they added new mounting brackets, rods to support the newer equipment! My friend also told me how much better the RSRP, signal strength is on Verizon on (n77), especially with the better, higher power Samsung MT-6413 (64T64R) antennas that replaced the older Samsung MT-6407-77A (200W) antennas that were added back in early 2022! What shocked me the most was Verizon completely removing the Samsung MT-6407 antenna from an site that was already upgraded 4 years ago, which isn't common to see everyday! I also wanna give my friend a huge shoutout for sharing me an Verizon (n77) SpeedTest from that site! Overall, it's great to see Verizon continuing to upgrade their network all over the Houston, TX market since a lot of sites have gotten touched again in the past 6-12 months with MatSing antennas, newer CommScope/JMA antennas or an new 4th sector being added from an pre-existing 3 sector site! Verizon now has multi-gig backhaul on this site and the speeds are tremendous since the SpeedTest wasn't taken directly in line of sight while in a moving vehicle!

FYI, AT&T wasn't on this tower until November 2022 when they co-located on the bottom rack on this monopole! Previously, AT&T had very weak RSRP, signal along Fulton Street way back in 2019-2022 since I have drove in the area back in the old days, which explains why the AT&T rack looks newer, modern compared to neighboring AT&T sites! However, some of the antennas have turned a different color, like cream/light color from White due to the excessive heat, UV sun light that stresses out the antennas in broad daylight as you can see!

Equipment that all the carriers are using:

Verizon (eNB 120370):

• 8️⃣ CommScope NHH-45C-R2B antennas with bands; (2, 13, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10 MHz for low-band 5G located on the LEFT + RIGHT side
• 4️⃣ Samsung MT-6413-77A - 64T64R (200W) 3.7GHz n77 antennas mid-band 5GUW @ 160MHz located on the RIGHT side
• Ray-cap RCMDC-6627-PF-48 used for power surge protection located behind their antennas

Samsung (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• 4️⃣ RF4461d-13A - (b13) 700MHz LTE + (N5) 850MHz-CLR low-band 5G
• 4️⃣ RF4801D-25A - (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE

Legacy Cricket:

• 3️⃣ KMW-HB-X-AW-19-65-00T antennas for legacy 2G, 3G (CDMA), NOT FUNCTIONAL

AT&T (eNB 532168) + (eNB 539168)

• 3️⃣ CCI TPA65R-BU8DA antennas with bands: (2, 12, 14, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz for low-band 5G located on the LEFT side
• 6️⃣ (CellMax) CMA-BTLBHH-6518-20-20 skinny antennas TOTAL with bands: (2, 12, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz low-band 5G located on the RIGHT side!
• 2️⃣ CellMax CMA-BTLBHH-6518-2020 antennas per sector located on the RIGHT side!
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6449-B77D (3.7GHz) 64T64R c-band (n77) antennas being used for mid-band 5G+ set at 80MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack on the BOTTOM row
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6419-B77G](3.45GHz) DoD n77 antennas being used for mid-band 5G+ set at (60MHz) - Harris County, TX located in the MIDDLE of the rack on the TOP row
• Raycap DC6-48-60-18-8F for power surge protection located behind the antennas
• Raycap DC9-48-60-24-PC1t-EV for power surge protection located behind the antennas

Ericsson (RRU's) - remote radio units located behind the antennas:

• RRU 4449 (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) - 850MHz low-band 5GNR
• RRU 4478 (b14) LTE @ 700MHz
• RRU 4415 (b30) WCS-2300MHz
• RRU 8843 (B2) PCS-1900MHz + (B66) AWS-2100MHz LTE

Equipment that Verizon removed from their rack when the site was upgraded recently:

• 6️⃣ skinny JMA MX06FRO660-02 antennas with bands: (2, 13, 66) LTE + (n5) - 10MHz for low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ CommScope SBNHH-1D6565B for + (CDMA)
• 3️⃣ Samsung MT-6407-77A (200W) antennas with the newer CommScope NHH-45C-R2B antennas + Samsung MT-6413-77A (320W) antennas for 3.7GHz (n77) c-band set at 160MHz.
• 3️⃣ Samsung RRH-BR04C - b13 LTE + (N5) low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ Samsung RRH-BR049 - (b2), (b66) LTE

Coordinates: 29.837046453294946, -95.37681344665286

Google Street View - May 2024

I found an T-Mobile site located on top of this building while I was driving around and it appeared to have their equipment on it! From what I know, this site has multi-gig backhaul and it covers a pretty busy areal especially Costco always gets crowded during the weekdays, weekends, Arlington Highlands where there are many stores, restaurants around and The Highlands plaza where there's an Lowe's and In-N-Out burger in addition to an Residence Inn, Courtyard by Marriott Hotel! In the past, I have seen speeds over 900+ Mbps on T-Mobile on 3xCA-4xCA on mid-band 5GUC on (n41) 100MHz + (n41) 90MHz + (n25) 20MHz + (n71) 20MHz in the past!

FYI, This was one the first T-Mobile sites in Arlington, TX that received mid-band 5G (n41) since they upraded this site back in November-December 2020 so it has the earlier CommScope FFHH-65C-R3 antenna variant on the LEFT side instead of the FFVV-65C-R3 that we see on other sites!

T-Mobile (eNB 68031) + (eNB 10630) + (gNB 1587725):

• 3️⃣ CommScope FFHH-65C-R3 antennas with bands: (2, 12, 66, 71) LTE + (n25 + n71) 5G located on the (LEFT) side of the rack
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AAFIA mMIMO anntennas - bands; (2, 66) LTE + (n25, *n66*) mid-band 5GUC! Radio is INTEGRATED INSIDE THE ANTENNA! Located in the (MIDDLE) of the rack
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AEHC - (N41) 2.5GHz [320W] antennas for mid-band 5GUC located on the (RIGHT) side of the rack

Nokia (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• 3️⃣ AirScale AHLOA - (b12) 700MHz + (b71) 600MHz LTE + (n71) low-band 5G
• 3️⃣ AirScale AHFIG - with (b2) 1900MHz-PCS (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n25) + (n66) for mid-band 5G

Coordinates: 32.68348382103094, -97.11581381726253

Address: 701 Highlander Boulevard, Arlington, Texas 76015

Google Street View of this T-Mobile site from different sectors:

• sector facing towards Matlock Road (Southeast)
• sector facing towards Highlander Blvd (Southwest)
• sector facing West Arbrook Blvd (North)

I found this interesting looking Verizon site that's mounted very high on top of this power line! It covers a big area, especially since it reaches about a mile away at the Arlington Highlands down the road and near the QT Gas Station on Collins Street & IH 20 frontage road! I managed to get pretty good speeds on mid-band 5GUW (n77) @ 140MHz + (n2) - 15MHz !

Verizon (eNB 132726) + (gNB 1329150-035/036):

• 6️⃣ CommScope SBNHH-1D65C antennas TOTAL with bands; (13, 66) LTE + supports (n2) and (n66) - 10MHz for mid-band 5G
• 3️⃣ Antel LPA-80080-8CF antennas for legacy 3G (CDMA) on the RIGHT side! NOT ACTIVE
• 3️⃣ Samsung MT-6407-77A 64T64R (200W) 3.7GHz n77 antennas (LEFT) side for mid-band 5GUW set at 140MHz
• Ray-cap RCMDC-6627-PF-48 used for power surge protection located behind their antennas

Samsung (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• RF4461d-13A - (b13) 700MHz LTE
• RF4439d-25A - (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n2) 1900MHz-PCS & (n66) 2100MHz-AWS

Coordinates: 32.67863261305786, -97.08299129538052

Google Street View - June 2024

PART 2 of my post!

I managed to run an SpeedTest on AT&T and here are the speeds I got lol! AT&T closest site doesn’t work and it’s down due to a fiber cut, down for maintenance!

Verizon is the only carrier I have that’s working at Grand Prairie Premium outlets! Apparently, the closest AT&T is having issues and I think it’s down! Kinda absurd AT&T won’t load any data, my phone calls would drop and nothing would load! Verizon saving the day today

AT&T back in (June 2026) was upgrading their equipment on the top rack since from what I saw while I was pasisng by; they completely removed the top rack and replace some of the RODS, mounting brackets to reinforce the weight for the new equipment being added! As you can see, AT&T already had (n77) - 3.7GHz c-band on this site, but it was missing 3.45GHz (DoD) so they had to file another permit back in February to remove the 3 skinny CommScope SBNHH-1D65B antennas that were used for (b2, b12, b30, b66) LTE. They added 3 Ericsson AIR. 6419-B77G (64T64R) 3.45GHz antennas in the MIDDLE of the rack and replaced the ancient Ericsson RRU 32 (b2) PCS, (b66) AWS with the newer, more energy efficient RRU 4890HP for (b2, b66) LTE! They also upgraded backhaul on this site from 1Gbps to multi-gig! T-Mobile has an interesting split-sector configuration below for mid-band (b2, b66) LTE + (n25) mid-band 5G!

AT&T (eNB 521995) + (eNB 524109):

• 6️⃣ CommScope JAHH-65B-R3B - 6 feet antennas IN TOTAL with bands: (2, 5, 12, 14, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) - 5MHz low-band 5G on the right side
• 3️⃣ CommScope NNH4-65B-R6H4 antennas with bands: (2, 5, 12, 14, 30, 66) LTE + (n5) @ 5MHz - low-band 5G located on the LEFT side of th e rack
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6449-B77D 3.7GHz (n77) 64T64R c-band panels set at 100MHz located in the MIDDLE of the rack on the BOTTOM row
• 3️⃣ Ericsson AIR. 6419-B77G (3.45GHz) DoD n77 panels being used for mid-band 5G+ set at 60MHz - (Duncanville, RX) located in the (MIDDLE) of their rack on the [TOP] row
• Raycap DC6-48-60-18-8F for power surge protection located behind the antennas

Ericsson (RRU’s) remote radio units behind the antennas:

• RRU 4449 (b5) 850MHz LTE + (b12) 700MHz LTE + (n5) 850MHz low-band 5G
• RRU 4478 (b14) 700MHz LTE
• RRU 32 (b30) 2300MHz-WCS
• RRU 4890HP (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS

T-Mobile (eNB 78183) + (eNB 67133) + (gNB 15871111):

• 3️⃣ CommsScope FFVV-65C-R3 8 feet antennas with bands: (12, 71) LTE, (n71) low-band 5G located in the MIDDLE
• 6️⃣ CommScope HBXX-3319DS-A2M antennas with bands: (2, 66) LTE + (n25) mid-band 5G - found on the (LEFT) + (MIDDLE + (RIGHT) side - split sector
• 3️⃣ NOKIA AirScale AEHC - (N41) 2.5GHz [320W] antennas for mid-band 5GUC located in the MIDDLE set at 190MHz

Uses NOKIA Remote Radio Units (RRU's):

• 3️⃣ Nokia AHLOA - (b12) + (b71)  LTE + (n71) low-band 5G
• 6️⃣ Nokia AHFIG - with (b2, b66) LTE, n25 mid-band 5GUC

Legacy MetroPCS:

• 6️⃣ CommScope HBX-4517DS-VTM antennas for 3G CDMA

Verizon (eNB 133772) BOTTOM:

• 6️⃣ CommScope SBNHH-1D65C antennas TOTAL with bands; (13, 66) LTE + supports (n2) and (n66) - 10MHz for mid-band 5G
• 3️⃣ Samsung MT-6407-77A 64T64R (200W) 3.7GHz n77 antennas (LEFT) side for mid-band 5GUW set at 140MHz
• Ray-cap RCMDC-6627-PF-48 used for power surge protection located behind their antennas

Samsung (RRU's) - remote radio units behind the antennas:

• RF4461d-13A - (b13) 700MHz LTE
• RF4439d-25A - (b66) 2100MHz-AWS LTE + (n2) 1900MHz-PCS & (n66) 2100MHz-AWS

Equipment AT&T removed from the site:

• 3️⃣ CommScope SBNHH-1D65B skinny antennas in total with bands; (2, 12, 30, 66) located in the MIDDLE of the rack
• 6️⃣ Ericsson RRU 32 for (b2) 1900MHz-PCS + (b66) 2100MHz-AWS variants

Coordinates: 32.66611718821143, -96.90786356971088