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  1. PedroDaGr8
    Ignore what I said about the gNB, yours seems to be more consistent than CellMapper when it comes to the Sector IDs. My guess is they don't have the right number of bits set for the gNB. That being said, the sites still don't upload.
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    Hi Mike, a question about gNBs to which you don't connect? I noticed if I band lock my phone to n5 or n66, I can see AT&T n5-SA and n66-SA bands. I can't connect to them but I can see them in CellMapper and in SignalCheck. That being said the IDs are different, the CellMapper gNB appears to match the eNBs in the area a bit closer than SignalCheck does (the first digit is the same). Additionally, the Signal check results don't upload while the CellMapper results do.
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    FYI, if I lock my phone to n66, I can see AT&T n66-SA (same with n5-SA) but can't roam on it.
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    Ok either some glitch in my phone cleared or they activated n41-SA on a bunch of towers for about 10min. I was heading home for lunch, forgetting I had my phone locked on n41 and suddenly I'm getting it everywhere. Places it never worked before (like home). Now it's back to not working. Edit: And heading back towards Woodinville it started again but only for some towers. Very strange
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    Hah! By the way, do you have any idea why the new Woodinville Warehouse tower is the ONLY tower I have encountered where I can connect to n41-SA?
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    That's a lot of towers in a small area again (4th, 8th, and 12th) but here the capacity makes a bit more sense
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    FYI, it seems like the band listing in service mode is not accurate. My N20U has n41-SA missing as well but I just connected to n41-SA on a new tower that went live this morning.
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    Dang I hate the short edit window on this site. The rest of the bands on the site all went live as well.
  9. PedroDaGr8
    Just connected to n41-SA for the first time, despite the service menu on my phone (N20U) only showing n41-NSA as an option.
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    And just noticed the Woodinville Warehouse District site just went live. Strangely, it is only broadcasting 5G with no 4G signals live yet (band select forces me on towers which are much farther away). I'm guessing those will go live later in the day. Edit: and wow, I can connect to n41-SA despite my phone supposedly not supporting it (it doesn't show in the service menu)
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    If I remember correctly, that site is broadcasting a Sprint KeepPLMN as well.
  12. PedroDaGr8
    I have a Samsung device (Android 11, November security update) and think I can replicate the issue. I'm not sure why but for some reason, I can't browse the ..\Android\data\folder from my phone; it just shows up as blank. This is true whether using the built in file browser or using SCP. The weird part: if I plug my phone into my computer then I can see all of the subfolders and files in ..\Android\data\ As such, my work around is to manually move the files to a location which I CAN see.
  13. PedroDaGr8
    Great to know
  14. PedroDaGr8
    Confirmed, B2/12/41/66/71 are on 505921 and B41 is on 506063. Have not seen this format of eNB in the Seattle area before. Usually when they split eNBs, it is because they have more than 3 sectors.
  15. PedroDaGr8
    Looks like the National Glass site went live broadcasting 311-490 PLMN and some strange split eNBs: 505921, 506063 for 4G and 4198118 for 5G. I'll investigate it more tomorrow to verify.
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    Found a Dish permit in a pretty suburban/semi-rural area (Woodinville, WA). They must be making pretty good progress to be reaching areas like Woodinville. https://aca-prod.accela.com/WOODINVILLE/Cap/CapDetail.aspx?Module=Building&TabName=Building&capID1=BLD21&capID2=00000&capID3=00611&agencyCode=WOODINVILLE&IsToShowInspection=
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    I'm interested to see what you figure out. That area and the 85th St. Kirkland exit are getting absurd with tower density. For others, came across the first Dish permit for the Woodinville area. Looks like they will colo on the AT&T tower. https://aca-prod.accela.com/WOODINVILLE/Cap/CapDetail.aspx?Module=Building&TabName=Building&capID1=BLD21&capID2=00000&capID3=00611&agencyCode=WOODINVILLE&IsToShowInspection=
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    It appears T-Mobile is pushing forward with upgrading the Totem Lake Motel 6 site SMDH. I really hoped they would change their mind and scrap that site. Permit to replace the hardware: https://permitsearch.mybuildingpermit.com/PermitDetails/BNR21-09062/Kirkland Permit to upgrade the site: https://permitsearch.mybuildingpermit.com/PermitDetails/WIR21-00584/Kirkland
  19. PedroDaGr8
    Agreed, he did a great job and welcome back.
  20. PedroDaGr8
    Whelp, turns out the Woodinville National Glass site must have had a defective Nokia AEHC. When I drove by today, they were clearly replacing a panel. If you look closely you can see the worker on the TMobile rack.
  21. PedroDaGr8
    You would think they would have done extensive planning in advance when selecting to keep a site. Maybe that's being presumptuous.
  22. PedroDaGr8
    I wouldn't be surprised if they intend to do similar to TMo with the low-band (b71 in TMos case) being the primary carrier and mid-band providing the high data throughout (n41 for TMo). The warehouse district site is complete. I snapped some pics of the work in progress last week. Weather hasn't complied with snapping a final finished shot. None of the conversion sites I have come across are live yet. I have no idea why because they are all 100% complete. Hope it's soon because a bunch of coworkers who are T-Mobile customers have been complaining about how bad the signal has gotten recently. It's essentially non-existent at the back of our Woodinville location.
  23. PedroDaGr8
    The n41 antenna is included in the site renders. It is the left middle antenna.
  24. PedroDaGr8
    Came across a T-Mobile permit for a site with both n258 and n260 panels. This is the first site I have seen including n258 and the first with two mmWave bands. Looks like Tmobile is using the AWEB for n260 and AWEUD for n258 in Nokia markets. Link to the Permit: https://cosaccela.seattle.gov/Portal/Cap/CapDetail.aspx?Module=DPDPermits&TabName=DPDPermits&capID1=21SCI&capID2=00000&capID3=59600&agencyCode=SEATTLE Click on the NIER report in the attachments to see the bands for the site.
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    Same around here, a number of sites have been converted. So far, none have started broadcasting but I have to think they will soon.
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