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You know 5G works so bad on my phone in the Philadelphia area on T-Mobile, that I was forced into by Sprint, that I was forced into by WorldCom.. I got my first cell phone in the early 90s, even though company had them in the late '80s, bag phones, mobile phones and Bricks, now that I'm back on 4G LTE manually, phone works great. Go figure.
I was driving along a major route through town the other day and spotted these ugly black 5G poles for the first time. In one location two poles less than a half block from each other near a college campus. It is going to be ridiculous. I hope they don't decide to put them inside our subdivision.
There have been anomalies with autoflight and navigation systems yes..you can search the NASA ASRS database to see some of these, but a lot of reports internal to companies aren't in there. We have NOTAMS limiting what approaches you can do to certain airports without the 5G AMOC. This is why nothing detrimental has happened...that and the fact that pilots are trained on these failures. imagine when we have all these pilotless planes flying around that are at 1000' and the computer thinks it is at 30' so it brings the power to idle. Yes, that's happened to me.
Sounds like me. Just because it's there, doesn't mean I have to buy it. I have 100 at my house also, and I'm still using my LTE phone as well, and it is more than enough. I don't like throwing money at stuff I don't need nor want. Maybe down the road when I have to.
I have to wonder about mountain tops with 5G and radio altimeters barfing when planes are trying to clear the summit.
Years ago (before 2003) I was a passenger flying into (on final) to an airport, and the phone of the guy in front of me rang, all I could think of was what a jerk to not turn the phone off and not turn it on until taxiing.
yeah people always would say "oh phones don't interfere" because of that mythbusters episode, but I had many instances back in those days where I would hear cell phones through my headset..kinda like you could hear through the computer speakers when it was about to ring. I haven't heard that in a long time, but those older phones really did mess with things a little.
A little over 2 years ago, almost 3, the ATT cell tower about a mile from my humble domain went offline while the techs installed 5G antennas. It took them about 3 days to complete the installation.Biden Admin Won’t Extend Deadline to Fix 5G Aviation Issues; Telecoms Agree to Extend “Voluntary Mitigation Measures
(from "Activist Post")
Biden Admin Won’t Extend Deadline to Fix 5G Aviation Issues; Telecoms Agree to Extend “Voluntary Mitigation Measures” - Activist Post
Of course, in the U.S., 5G interference issues are not isolated to aviation equipment.
That's kind of nice, to me that means, if you ignore the airport part (120 miles is a little far for being concerned about radar altimeters, or I misunderstand the use of the radar altimeters) then the performance of 5G may have been oversold (nice data rates but too short of a range). If the 120 miles is a typo, then it could be a combination of the issues. I personally hope it was just oversold.
No, 120 miles to Atlanta, also, 35 miles to Augusta Regional and 10 miles to Aiken Airport. We get lots of military flights, too. I forgot to add, 45 miles to Columbia, SC airport.
It might have been like looking at the Ark of the Covenant in Raiders of the Lost Ark.
