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Cell Tower with Verizon eNB 445865, and testing at Walmart in Inverness, FL

Cell Tower with Verizon eNB 445865, and testing at Walmart in Inverness, FL

Today, we will be looking at a cell tower that hosts Verizon eNB 445865, operating on LTE bands 2 and 66. The tower is located at 310 S Haid Terrace, Lecanto, FL. Verizon signal reception is noticeably weak around the Walmart in Inverness. In that area, the phone connected to this particular tower, as confirmed via CellMapper. This was observed outside the Walmart: Speeds at this distance are suboptimal and fluctuate depending on movement: Inside Walmart, cellular service was nearly…

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Cell Tower with Verizon eNB 147334, in Anna Maria Island, Florida.

Cell Tower with Verizon eNB 147334, in Anna Maria Island, Florida.

Hi everyone, Today, we will be looking at another tower I saw in Anna Maria Island. This tower has the Verizon eNB 147334 and is behind the city hall. It could also have 5G band n77, but I cannot confirm this, since Visible is not 5G Standalone and it cannot reveal the gNB number. The tower can be seen from the beach: Below, we can see a speedtest and the CellMapper cell details. The upload is particularly good in this…

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Verizon eNB 147431-22 DAS, in Anna Maria Island, Florida.

Verizon eNB 147431-22 DAS, in Anna Maria Island, Florida.

Hi everyone, Over the first weekend of September, we went to Anna Maria Island. There, I took the opportunity to check cell towers with the CellMapper app. Today, we are looking at a DAS that seems to be from Verizon. This has the eNB 147431-22 and seems to have only band 66. It is located near the traffic light of Gulf Dr. Interestingly, it later connected to 5G. However, since Visible does not yet support 5G Standalone, I cannot confirm…

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Verizon eNB 151457, in Orlando, Florida.

Verizon eNB 151457, in Orlando, Florida.

Hi everyone, Yesterday, I was at a restaurant in Orlando when I noticed a cell tower that was incorrectly positioned in the CellMapper app. It turns out the cell I was connected to is one of those small cells Verizon has deployed along the streets. It’s located on Universal Boulevard, near a Publix and several other businesses. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to test whether it supports 5G / mmWave / n261, but it does broadcast 4G LTE Bands 4 and…

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