It’s “magic” in that LTE is very good when interference is very low - as it often is when you have complete control of the frequency like a cell carrier does. The noise floor at the CPE buried in trees isn’t likely to increase greatly as others move into CBRS, but the noise floor at the AP is likely to reach the point that you will never hear the return path from NLOS clients (or even LOS clients with poor signals).
Mark > On Jul 21, 2017, at 5:13 PM, Seth Mattinen <[email protected]> wrote: > > On 7/21/17 13:49, Mark Radabaugh wrote: >> I’m very concerned that many of you are installing NLOS services and >> counting on being able to continue to provide service use extremely low >> signal levels. I routinely see posts of people installing LTE customers at >> very low signal levels. This is not going to continue to work well when the >> base station is faced with significant noise. > > > Generally speaking, it seems like a lot of people came to believe that the > 3.65 band was a magical "NLOS band". > > ~Seth
