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The thing to look for in general is the 41/42/43 3rd carrier endings as Nokia Mini Macs don't support 3+ B41 carriers while Nokia and Ericsson macro 2.5 equipment can.
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The update hasn't pushed yet. Basically the unit cannot establish a connection whatsoever back to Sprint over IPSEC. TLDR: Sprint™ speed
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Fix: ##Update# & Reboot.
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Known outage. They've been attempting to fix it. Fix TBD.
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You'll need to reach out and negotiate an agreement with a LTE eNodeB provider (aforementioned -- Samsung, Ericsson, Nokia, Airspan, etc) in order to create a LTE EPC, acquire licensed radio transmitters, and a deployment plan. Coverage is far superior to 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz due to significantly higher TX power, antennas, modulation, and just difference in elevation on the transmitters. Still you'll likely need a wide deployment using multiple backhauled eNodeB sectors at least for capacity and coverage reasons. https://www.airspan.com/education/ https://networks.nokia.com/solutions/private-lte TBH reaching out to Sprint may be still your best option since they have the expertise and they're pretty much the biggest entity a lot of these vendors have agreements with.
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It's the ball antenna ATT / VZW ball uses for their COWs. @belusnecropolis linked it.
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It's 4-8 batteries in the BBU. 4 if OG NV config with 1.9 + 800 and +4 with 2.5 deployed. IIRC it's mostly rated for 8 hours when I was looking at NV documents a while back.
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I would pop a nice email to magicbox[at]sprint[dot]com to inquire about your area.
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Usually it goes from the outermost points of the former IBEZ to the innermost areas nearest to the border. So you'll see it pop up all around LA / Irvine / OC and then spread towards SD as time goes on.
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Yep! Enjoy that 15+10 B25 network
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Sprint VoLTE Discussion Thread Redux
lilotimz replied to lilotimz's topic in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
December / January time frame for many devices is what was going around last I heard. -
Tim YuSprint 4G Rollout UpdatesFriday, December 14, 2018 - 11:00 PM PDT Beginning today on the Sprint subreddit, individuals can begin submitting questions in this thread that will be forwarded to Ms. Schnellbacher to answer at his leisure in a few days time. Who is Mr. Jason Schnellbacher you may ask? So go forth and submit all your questions about Sprint Magic Box's, small cells, and other Sprint related stuff!
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On another note, does anyone have engineering or app proof of the 15x15 B25 carrier?
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Nice catch! I'll fix that now.
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No.
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Sprint VoLTE Discussion Thread Redux
lilotimz replied to lilotimz's topic in Network, Network Vision/LTE Deployment
It's been live since the 2nd week of October. Turn it on and leave it be for about a hour and it will provision automatically. -
You can pop on chat or call mb tech support to ask them to activate it back on your account. Takes approximately half a hour. My gen 3 and Gen 2 had some shenanigans where both was somehow not provisioned. Both are back activated now. Sent from my Pixel using Tapatalk
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Also the donor 2.5 connection is a 2x2 MIMO 2T2R mini mac 2.5. Presumably I'd experience much more drastic improvements if say connected to an 8T8R or M-MIMO unit running 4x4 mimo / 256qam and 3 B41 carriers.
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It was pretty much the difference of 1 mbps vs ~2 mbps. Hence I have it plugged into the router which is fed by a FTTH connection that is ready to go when Sprint / Airspan sends that OTA firmware. 😉
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Terrible photos incoming. Did a 1-1 remove and replace of a AU545 gen 1(2?). 545 was ordered and installed when publicly released on a 2nd floor bedroom window facing the nearest Sprint site. Crappy Pic. Installed Gen 3 AU587 in the center of the house on the 2nd floor loft next to the router nowhere near a window. Ethernet is plugged in but LTE backhaul preferred until Sprint / Airspan sends out a OTA firmware that enables working ethernet or wifi backhaul. Very impressive.