Cell Tower Issues

[hemlock]

I had sprint and know tmobile and the odd thing is i get service in the adirondacks where i hunt and other places i never had service before with other providers. Yet i get nothing in my own backyard on high point only the front yard and nothing at all in the surrounding area it sucks here at home. But is good when i go north maybe telling me to move north further at least to Sullivan county or pike county PA.

[BHC]

4 minutes ago, Lunatic said:

My cam sends me every single picture within a minute of taking it

Mine does as well, but I rather it send the way I have it set up....

[Lunatic]

Just now, BHC said:

Mine does as well, but I rather it send the way I have it set up....

But it would not since you have connectivity issues 

[BHC]

connection issues with tower, not camera having issues 

my camera I can set it up send with each picture taken or in groups of 10, 20, 30 and so on.....picture or video on demand .....

[bushden]

Looks like all the providers are having trouble with providing good signals, must be another CHINA virus this time in the satellites software!

[Kayak Ken]

I read somewhere that companies are in the process of starting to remove 3G service. Not sure if this is reasoning.

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[hunterbob1]

Cell tower virus Covid-5G...It's my understanding that all carriers pretty much use the same towers. I believe carriers are getting the interference using the same towers right now because of the addition of 5G technology installation.Whe'll still have 4G but reading up it appears that the 5G signals won't travel as far as 4G that would be an issue with the use of 5G phones and cell cams I would think.

5G is also expected to reduce latency — the time it takes for a cell phone (or other connected devices) to make a request from a server and get a response — to virtually zero. And it will make communication with cloud platforms (Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, etc.) faster and easier.

But this capability comes with a trade-off. For the most part, 5G signals tend not to travel as far as 4G signals. A 4G signal on a cell tower may have a range of several miles, but the hyper-speedy 5G signals we’re all waiting for might only travel a few thousand feet. As such, it’s likely massive telecom infrastructure deployment and “densification” of wireless networks will be required to make 5G a reality. That likely means more cell sites, whether they be on traditional cell-tower structures, light poles, water towers, billboards, rooftops, telephone poles, sides of buildings, and so on. Wireless carriers are committing tens of billions of dollars each year to fortify and expand these networks.

https://piunikaweb.com/2021/08/05/verizon-acknowledges-5g-4g-wireless-network-issues-fix-in-the-works/