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-(octopus16) I thought site would be located at two masts near War Memorial, then removed site from location as site visit confirmed disused 2G panels are located on these masts. I am continuing field testing to determine location. 5G is also broadcasting on n78 from the unlocated site, along with several other 4G bands.
+(octopus16) Expected site would be located at two masts near War Memorial. Site visit confirmed disused 2G panels are located on these masts. I am continuing field testing to determine location.
 EDIT: Hi Dave - the site at the memorial was still active for Orange 2G as recently as this year, but noticed it was off a few months ago (was probably one of the last still running the 234-33 code in the UK). It could be they've made it 4G with the same panels, but that wouldn't explain n78 (unless using more distant n78 and Cellmapper incorrectly reporting it).
-(octopus16) Hi. Due to the other topographic and technical aspects of the other sites; St. Mary Hill, which lacks line of sight and St. Hilary, which I have confirmed is not broadcasting n78; I am fairly certain that the new 4G carriers are broadcasting from the same, unlocated, site as the 5G is, where the n78 RSRP is -82dBm in Cowbridge town centre. However, I am not certain and will run more field tests tomorrow. Thanks.
+(octopus16) Further field testing has determined that two 1800MHz carriers are broadcasting from the old 2G panels.