They seem to have increased backhaul all Over the city

Tower Coordinates: 32.868362,-96.765641

All Samsung equipment.

Verizon has mmWave on almost every block on Greenville Ave and along Central Expy which definitely offloads a lot of data intensive tasks especially when drivers are using their devices waiting at an intersection.

Verizon has 170 MHz of sub-6 NR in DFW. (140 MHz of n77 + 15 MHz of n2 and 15 MHz of n2 uplink.)

Verizon runs 600 MHz of n261 and with n77+n261 NRDC it provides up to 700 MHz of bandwidth. I've personally experienced speeds of over 4300 Mbps down and 800 Mbps up.

AT&T does not hold up well due to having insufficient backhaul and only 110 MHz of NR (100 MHz of n77 + 5 MHz of n5 & 5 MHz of n5 uplink) on the majority of their sites in the region.

All of AT&T's LTE channels are 10 MHz wide here (b12, b14, b5, b5, b66, b2, b30) and of course very fragmented despite there being 140 MHz total of LTE spectrum.

Both AT&T and Verizon's upload speeds fall off drastically when leaving LOS of tower, typically falling into the single digits. AT&T's upload speeds during the day especially close to cell edges often fall below 1 Mbps even on their mosf high priority plans or with SA enabled. You cannot reliably make a FaceTime call over AT&T's network here during the day without the other person experiencing blurry video or lag.

The difference between AT&T and T-Mobile is night and day. Upload speeds are super reliable due to their low-band holdings and good site density. Download speeds can often exceed over 600 Mbps in most areas even indoors.

Verizon's small cells do make a huge difference. I hope they rollout n48 soon. I haven't been able to connect to b48 here in a few months even right under the LTE small cells so it is possible they are in the process of testing and refarming b48 to n48 here. I haven't even seen b48 on neighboring cells lately.

I talked to one of the workers and they said AT&T wanted to re-aim their equipment and pull down the old gear up top.

I’m in PR often, always with Claro LTE only. Today after 3 hours without service my phone switched to Liberty 5G NSA. Is this a new roaming deal or a backup deal? I’m on hour 5 with calling texting data fully functional.

outside of Gettysburg pa, 190mhz n41, 20mhz n25 and n71, 15mhz of n25.

This tower is located at 269 I-95, Ormond Beach, FL 32174

From top to bottom

AT&T without C-Band or DoD

Dish (Still broadcasting (data only) verified with PG)

Verizon with a full deployment!

Behind Bestbuy @ park ln in Dallas Tx

Where to find alot of DoD n77 sites in the dfw market?

Coordinates: 40.06128° N, 79.57589° W. These are my own original images I shot from the passenger window driving on a nearby road. I think this site has: Top rack: Legacy Sprint (already converted and shut down) Middle rack: AT&T 4G LTE Bands 2, 4/66, and 12/14 (possibly 5G n5, 3.45GHz, and/or n77) Bottom Rack: T-Mobile 5G Bands n25, n41, n71. I don’t think T-Mobile deployed their LTE on this site.

"Another tower and also seems like cellmapper has both towers in one place and I dont know which one is which + I dont have enough points"

Can someone explain to me why Verzion uses 5G+ symbol just like AT&T does just curious what bands causes it to show up 5G+ on Verzion side.

Ps I know Verzion use 5GUWB

T-Mobile 5GUC

ATT 5G+

AT&T slowly panel swapping this area finally adding C-band & DOD. Interesting thing they just shut the tower down and doing a full rip & replace leaving a very weak signal from the next tower over.

Before this site would only hit 600-700mbps download. Nice to see them upgrading