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I am pretty sure this eNB actually belongs to the microcell that is located next to the hangout, rather than the macro atop the Phoneix All-Suites Hotel. Feel free to revert if you have reason to believe otherwise. -ncmonitor | I am pretty sure this eNB actually belongs to the microcell that is located next to the hangout, rather than the macro atop the Phoneix All-Suites Hotel. Feel free to revert if you have reason to believe otherwise. -ncmonitor | ||
If I remember right, this node and some of the other DAS nodes had been all clustered on top of the Phoenix All-Suites at one point, so I had copy/pasted the picture and info to them just to cover all the entries. I've deleted the pictures from this entry. Feel free to delete this when you get the message. - CrackedLCD | |||
It does appear that sites beginning with 1278 are microcells. Given that 127668 has been mapped as a cluster of outdoor microcells, I am wondering if 127667 (pinned to the Phoenix) may also be a microcell. I'll be back in the area next spring and will try to map thoroughly on all 3 major networks for any changes, if no one has a chance to check this out further until then. -nelsonjw | |||
I was thinking the same thing regarding eNB 127667, but given that it has B2/5/13/66 and all of the micros in Gulf Shores are only B2/66, it may not be a microcell. I do not recall seeing any other unmapped microcells when I was there earlier this month, but it is always possible I missed something. I will say that there are a few B2/5/13/66 microcells down the coast around Flora-Bama, but it is rare that I see that many LTE bands deployed on a Verizon micro. -ncmonitor | |||
Latest revision as of 19:47, 24 March 2024
I am pretty sure this eNB actually belongs to the microcell that is located next to the hangout, rather than the macro atop the Phoneix All-Suites Hotel. Feel free to revert if you have reason to believe otherwise. -ncmonitor
If I remember right, this node and some of the other DAS nodes had been all clustered on top of the Phoenix All-Suites at one point, so I had copy/pasted the picture and info to them just to cover all the entries. I've deleted the pictures from this entry. Feel free to delete this when you get the message. - CrackedLCD
It does appear that sites beginning with 1278 are microcells. Given that 127668 has been mapped as a cluster of outdoor microcells, I am wondering if 127667 (pinned to the Phoenix) may also be a microcell. I'll be back in the area next spring and will try to map thoroughly on all 3 major networks for any changes, if no one has a chance to check this out further until then. -nelsonjw
I was thinking the same thing regarding eNB 127667, but given that it has B2/5/13/66 and all of the micros in Gulf Shores are only B2/66, it may not be a microcell. I do not recall seeing any other unmapped microcells when I was there earlier this month, but it is always possible I missed something. I will say that there are a few B2/5/13/66 microcells down the coast around Flora-Bama, but it is rare that I see that many LTE bands deployed on a Verizon micro. -ncmonitor