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I saw some workers up there about a week and a half ago.  They took down two legacy antennas and left the new antenna and RRUs as they have other sites that were updated. 

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Looking at Tampa permits - looks like the site at HCC (Permit: BLD-15-0439113) should be underway and the DAS at RayJay (Permit: BTR-15-0441423) has passed City inspection as of 8/18. Exciting to see NV1.0 finally edge ever closer to a close in Tampa!

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Anyone notice that network.sprint.com is no longer up? You can't see upgrades any more on the Sprint site.

 

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Yep, has been gone since early October.

 

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I was there on Nov 14, 2015 this was done over on Dale mabry hwy and I275.  I was on Dale mabry when I did the speed test. 

 

This is the fast one i have gotten in the Tampa area.

 

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later,

 

John

 

 

 

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Mobilitie has filed for permits with the City of Tampa. Looks like the process started on May 31st and they have been going back and forth for a while. Tampa's permitting system is a little wonky, but very detailed.

 

Go here: https://aca.tampagov.net/citizenaccess/ and search for either Mobilitie or "ROW-16-0000643"

 

If you click 'Application Information Table' you'll get more detail to work locations and specific site plans are posted at the bottom of the page under 'Attachments.'

 

Exciting to see more small cell work underway in my hometown.

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So has Mobilitie built any small cell at all in Tampa?

 

 

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Not under their current agreement. Sprint did build some small cells in Channelside and around the Ice Palace/Forum/Amelie Arena for the 2012 GOP convention. I tried to get pictures of them once, but felt a little awkward.

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Three new permits filed for adding B41 equipment to existing towers. Looks like things are moving again.

 

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Search for them here: https://aca.tampagov.net/citizenaccess/

About time. Tampa is far behind Orlando and Miami in band 42 deployment and Jacksonville is really far behind.
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About time. Tampa is far behind Orlando and Miami in band 42 deployment and Jacksonville is really far behind.

 

I didn't realize Tampa was that far behind, the network seems pretty solid within the city core. The airport has improved, but could still use a DAS.

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