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My info was from the original Network Vision RFP's back in 2011. I don't think I've ever heard/seen anything since then what they continued doing throughout deployment. With that said though, it still stands that about a quarter of Sprint sites are on generator backup. And they are determined based on communication priority. Robert
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Network Vision sites (were initially planned) to have 36 Hour UPS Systems. About 20-25% have backup generators. Even though they are bid with 36 hour backups, it's not unusual for a 36 hour system not run 36 hours. For instance, if they add more radios than originally designed, that will reduce how long the batteries will last. Also, high demand can cause reduced duration too. Also, UPS systems fail and batteries fail, etc. Robert
