What Carrier Could This Be?

[Pedro1278]

 

 

On signal check pro this was the BSL and I took a look at the site through google street view and it doesn't look like a sprint tower to me. What carrier could this be?

Edited September 10, 2013 by Pedro1278

[lynyrd65]

 

On signal check pro this was the BSL and I took a look at the site through google street view and it doesn't look like a sprint tower to me. What carrier could this be?

 

 

Marlboro Wireless

[lilg740]

 

 

 

On signal check pro this was the BSL and I took a look at the site through google street view and it doesn't look like a sprint tower to me. What carrier could this be?

The addresses in Signalcheck are not usually correct. At least in my market they show up as an area in the intended coverage area of the site.

[Pedro1278]

Oh, in Houston I think almost all the sites have the correct location as I have tested the app while I would drive all over Houston. But the 800 SMR locations are way off and are not correct at all in this market. 

[Dkoellerwx]

It is Sprint. I don't know why it has those crazy covers on it, but according to our database, that is indeed a Sprint site.

[PDXmike]

Those covers are the ugliest things I have ever seen on a cell site.

[PDXmike]

Marlboro Wireless

Or Tampax Wireless. :puke:

[MrZorbatron]

There is a site with those ugly tube covers near me.  I have no idea what they are thinking with this.  It must make service a much bigger pain.

[mc_gusto]

Sprint has these in sf. But at least they look like vents ontop of a building.

 

 

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[markjcc]

Hmmm

 

 

 

[digiblur]

I've seen these same stupid covers on a site in New Orleans. 

[WiWavelength]

Or Tampax Wireless. :puke:

Tampa is reportedly getting a WNBA franchise that will call itself the Tampa X.

 

 

AJ

[SpenceSouth]

I've seen those covers on sites in Orlando as well.  I have no idea why anyone would want to put these on a cell site. 

[chrad44]

maybe to keep birds off?

[Deval]

The vast majority of the cell sites here are located on top of buildings, and I noticed recently that the new NV panels seem to be color coordinated with the brick behind them, which makes them peusdo-steathly.  

[leerage]

The vast majority of the cell sites here are located on top of buildings, and I noticed recently that the new NV panels seem to be color coordinated with the brick behind them, which makes them peusdo-steathly.  

 

I've seen a couple of those paint jobs around here in Kansas. AJ might recognize this one