So bordom has set in, Lets play Name these Panels

[JSCMechTech]

I took a few pictures of two towers side by side near my work that i see every morning when I stop at the Valero, I believe the tower with the single set of panels is owned by T-Mobile and the tower with way to much stuff on it is owned by Clearwire.

 

I believe what im looking at is T-Mobiles 4g HSPA+ Panels on the single tower. On the other tower Im completely lost.

 

My question is one of these towers is slated to recieve LTE, My question is what should i look for when they start with the upgrades ? Also this tower is * for those who have access to the maps.

 

[newboyx]

You shouldn't post site IDs outside of Sponsor areas.

 

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[jefbal99]

 

 

The bottom set of panels look to be Clear Wimax.

[WiWavelength]

 

 

My first thought regarding the crow's nest installation on this site is "bang the drum slowly."

 

 

AJ

[JSCMechTech]

The bottom set of panels look to be Clear Wimax.

 

I was under the impression that the higher the frequency the larger the panel ? If not, i stand corrected.

[JSCMechTech]

My first thought regarding the crow's nest installation on this site is "bang the drum slowly."

 

 

AJ

 

lol, looks pretty messes eh ? Im assuming the Red Lighting bolt drum thing is a Microwave backhaul ?

[WiWavelength]

I was under the impression that the higher the frequency the larger the panel ? If not, i stand corrected.

 

Just the opposite. The lower the frequency, the longer the wavelength, the larger the panel.

 

AJ

[lynyrd65]

 

I was under the impression that the higher the frequency the larger the panel ? If not, i stand corrected.

 

The opposite is generally true but not always.

 

The reason is that wavelength is inversely proportional to frequency.

 

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[digiblur]

Kinda hard to tell in those pics...

 

Could you get some like this guy did?

 

http://s4gru.com/ind...dpost__p__62215

 

http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/2198-network-visionlte-new-orleans-market/page__view__findpost__p__82421

[JSCMechTech]

Kinda hard to tell in those pics...

 

Could you get some like this guy did?

 

http://s4gru.com/ind...dpost__p__62215

 

http://s4gru.com/ind...dpost__p__82421

 

Will do digi, but no way from my EVO LTE lol. I'll take some pictures tomorrow morning with my Canon.

[JSCMechTech]

Just the opposite. The lower the frequency, the longer the wavelength, the larger the panel.

 

AJ

 

Roger that, I donno why when i was viewing this video on SBASite.com i thought it was the other way around. Incase anybody novice wants to check it out, its a very nice overview video of how a Site is managed with alittle technical info as well. http://ir.sbasite.com/#

[WiWavelength]

Could you get some like this guy did?

 

I am pretty sure that "guy" was either Spider-Man or Batman.

 

AJ

[digiblur]

I am pretty sure that "guy" was either Spider-Man or Batman.

 

AJ

 

I got a picture of him the other day when he was in Hammond.

 

[WiWavelength]

I got a picture of him the other day when he was in Hammond.

 

 

Why is that guy holding a largemouth bass up to his face?

 

AJ

[Deval]

How about these panels?

 

 

[digiblur]

How about these panels?

 

Looks great

 

I don't see anything though.

[Deval]

Looks great

 

I don't see anything though.

 

LOL...fixed it

[lilotimz]

^ ATT.

[Deval]

^ ATT.

 

Why would you think that?

[lilotimz]

Why would you think that?

 

actually. Change my mind. Panels too small to be ATT, clearwire? Left be legacy sprint?

[Deval]

actually. Change my mind. Panels too small to be ATT, clearwire? Left be legacy sprint?

 

*ding ding ding*

[Deval]

I'm curious to see how they will fit the NV panels on that site.

[digiblur]

I'm curious to see how they will fit the NV panels on that site.

 

Simple. Slap another pole on the mount. RRU goes behind the wall. Rock and roll to the next.

[jefbal99]

^ ATT.

Why would you think that?

 

There are only 4 outputs on the bottom of the panel with a single RRU, that screams AT&T from all of the pictures in the how to spot a panel thread. I thought the Sprint NV panels had 6 outputs and 3 RRUs per sector.

[digiblur]

 

 

There are only 4 outputs on the bottom of the panel with a single RRU, that screams AT&T from all of the pictures in the how to spot a panel thread. I thought the Sprint NV panels had 6 outputs and 3 RRUs per sector.

 

Some have 4 RRU's.

 

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