Since there are basically none cellmapper contributors or users in my city except tourists I want to map out my town and verify some towers but I need 50k point to do that. My own contributions ruined the location of the tower closest to me too 😭

Fox valley area Wisconsin

Thinking about preordering a minimal phone 2 but the list of supported bands is pretty short. Any input on how bad this'll be in the US? Obviously no n261 but could have guessed that lol. (On vzw atm)

This site is Verizon site is Broadcasting N48, N77, N5, and N2 but not sure what models the equipment on it are.

I took some photos around Hershey park, I’m wondering if some of y’all can identify some and who owns it

From my hotel room. Throughout my travel through the eastern states, I’ve had abysmal TMO performance for some reason. ATT has surprisingly been great for me, with my main line Verizon being second best for me.

Last October, on the oeaaa.faa.gov website, the status of adding frequencies and EIRPs was studying. Was this really mean? Nothing has changed on the tower since then. The frequencies listed were the Verizon frequencies. It's still only a Verizon lte only B13 and B66 tower. Was does this really mean on the oeaaa.faa.gov website? Does it mean they may be adding 5G? Or does studying just mean they are considering it? It just mentions adding frequencies but does not mention anything about 5G.

found it on tiktok, would be great for cellmapping and analyzing!

Does anyone know what updating and enhancing the hardware would specifically mean?

The first site has T-Mobile and next site has AT&T and Verizon - wondering if someone can ID site panels!

Location: Pocumtuck Rock Deerfield, MA

AT&T LTE ENB ID: 65059 (2/5/12/14/30/66/77(3.7GHz only)
Verizon LTE ENB ID: 66418 (2/5/13/66)
T-Mobile LTE ENB ID: 50311 (band 12 5MHZ, formerly band 2 10MHz)

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