[opendtv] Re: Commissioner O'Rielly comments at New Jersey Wireless Association
- From: "Manfredi, Albert E" <albert.e.manfredi@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <opendtv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 26 Oct 2017 00:17:17 +0000
Craig Birkmaier wrote:
They do not. Small cells are designed to cover urban areas
Stop it, Craig. You're making a total fool of yourself. I already asked many
times, how many homes does a GPON feed? Carry that over to a 5G cell. You can't
fool simple arithmetic, and it is astounding how long it's taking you to
understand such simple ideas. If you have to replicate FiOS service, you *have*
to deploy many cells, even at the cell capacities being talked about for 5G.
Plus, the capacities advertised apply to close to the center of the cell, not
at the edges. More reason why many cells have to be deployed.
CONNECT THE DOTS!
The trials mentioned above are using spectrum below 1 GHz,
Bull. Where did you invent that from? You need to wake up, and read more than
one brief blurb, to understand what's going on. As usual, you read way too
little, and you get completely wrong ideas.
https://www.3gca.org/t-mobile-make-active-first-massive-mimo-antenna-amsterdam/
T-Mobile, massive MIMO, and not all that massive, the sense that it's a 64 X 64
scheme, hardly the hundreds, AND it's LTE, not 5G, AND it's in the 2.6 GHz
band, not 600 MHz.
All of which create small cells, Craig.
No. The T-Mobile deployments with massive MIMO will provide coverage
measured in miles, not meters Bert. These deployments will be in the 600-700
MHz spectrum, initially using LTE Advanced,
And that won't replicate FiOS service in suburban or urban neighborhoods!!
Think!
Bert
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