doughecka

Got this speedtest across the street from the Amazon plant in Indiana. 

Sprint's cranking it out. 

Based on history of some of the recent new towers in Louisville that is not a guarantee.  Two new towers in Louisville there were put up in the last year was built with Legacy equipment rather than the new Network Vision.  Keep an eye on it and if you can take a pic of the panels or the cabinets a member here can confirm it for you.

I couldn't get close enough to see if there was any new equipment on the ground, but apparently there's 2 COWs... one is a simple tri-sector unit, and the other has 2 levels of tri-sectors (attached). However, I did see one or two new fiber runs coiled up and hung on the pole next to the tower, so it looks like the bandwidth is there to support LTE once they put it back together again. 

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Our tower in sellersburg (nine miles north of louisville) is on the water tower... And I noticed that they're painting the tower which means they removed all the sprint antennas and now have a cow (how now tall cow) parked beside the water tower. I wonder if they're going to put it back together with LTE... It'd be easier to assemble it on the ground I would think.