Somebody touches my gear and I find out, they are going to find a lock on their access or even multiple locks after I talk to a supervisor and don't hear a million apologies and some kind of compensation...

On 1/9/17 5:10 PM, Jaime Solorza wrote:
They touched your gear?   That's a bozo no no.... Did you raise hell
with them?

On Jan 9, 2017 3:44 PM, "Brian Sullivan" <installe...@foxvalley.net
<mailto:installe...@foxvalley.net>> wrote:

    Big Red just installed these on the same tower we're on in 2016.
    Certainly more than 1 cable going up.
    They blocked LOS to our Omni + moved our PTP radios.  Large shelter
    at the bottom also.


    On 1/9/2017 4:36 PM, Darin Steffl wrote:
    Yes when talking to other Verizon users, it sounds excellent!!
    Can't wait for them to finish interoperability testing with the
    other 3 carriers so HD calls pass to all the major cell networks
    instead of just Verizon. They are doing a little testing with AT&T
    but it's not launched yet.

    I'm hoping they introduce some VoLTE flip phones soon as well for
    the old folks like my Grandpa who refuses to go to a smartphone as
    it's too difficult for him.

    Verizon has been adding tons of new macros all over the US filling
    in coverage gaps and adding capacity but they're all LTE-only so
    they're not expanding 1X/3G coverage for the last 1-2 years. So
    there's places my Grandma with her smartphone has great 4G and
    VoLTE coverage due to new macros in dead spots being filled in but
    my Grandpa on his 1X basic flip phone has no service. So they need
    to get some updated basic phones out so people can take advantage
    of the new 4G-only coverage Verizon has been adding over the last
    1-2 years and moving forward.

    I've seen Verizon build at least 12 new macro sites in the last
    year and at least 8 of them are in current dead or poor coverage
    locations. All 4G-only sites with one power/fiber hybrid cable
    going to the top and then RRU's on top. It's amazing how clean
    these new sites look with only one cable going up instead of 12-16
    thick cables as in the past.

    For new builds in 2016, I've also seen them stop using the big
    shelters and moving to all outdoor cabinets with a generator on
    top of a diesel tank. They must save $50k per site almost to get
    rid of the big shelters they used to always use.

    On Mon, Jan 9, 2017 at 4:14 PM, George Skorup <geo...@cbcast.com
    <mailto:geo...@cbcast.com>> wrote:

        Got a new phone. Turned on Vz "HD Voice" calling. First
        experience with it today. Totally awesome, sounds great.




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