PedroDaGr8

Yes, but that is for legacy panels. This would be a brand new site with all NV gear. A brand new NV only site would all have panels the same height.

 

Robert

I apologize if the paralax error (and my phones annoying lens) distorts things but all of the panels at this site appear to be the same size.

I cannot say with 100% certainty. It may be. I've never seen an AT&T site with so many RRU's before. However, I never recall seeing a Sprint Alcatel Lucent NV site with panels with an indent along the sides running the length of the panel. That's new to me. Where exactly is this site?

 

Robert

Doyle Park Softball Field in the UTC district of San Diego, CA

I used google maps to plot roughly where they are located.

Link

A is the right tower and B is the left tower.

I do know that Sprint is underspeced in this area. Sometimes even with 5 bars of signal I only get d/l speeds of 0.5M/sec or less. Oddly often u/l is equal or higher than the d/l speed.

EDIT: This site was determined to be an AT&T site further down in the thread.

There is a new tower being installed near my place. Unfortunately, there are NO carrier markings on any of the equipment. The shack is still being built down in the parking lot. Can anyone tell anything from the attached photos.

You can see two separate towers for the install. Mind you this is around a softball field oddly enough and this field never had lights before these towers were installed.

This is the tower on the right. Only two wires to each of these panels (basically one side connected) but that being said this tower does not appear to be complete as the lower "rung" is not populated with RUUs.

This is the left tower, it appear that there are two RUU's per panel. Note that one antena does not appear to be hooked up yet. That the other antenna has all four wires connected.

I apologize for the suboptimal quality of the pics, these were taken with my phone. Plus I had to shrink them to fit them in this post. I have more pics of each tower if needed as well as the fullsize images that I can rehost elsewhere.