On Fri, Jan 3, 2020 at 2:21 PM Mike Hammett <na...@ics-il.net> wrote: > > Right. I didn't want to spend too much of my time delving into any and all > situations where it'll vary. >
ok, fair enough :) > I wonder how much the sub 1 GHz penetrates the buildings anyway if the > transmitter is at the street. > > > 5G won't solve the building penetration without entering the building, which > 4G could do just as well. the local folk have been pimping the idea that: "hey, just run a 4g/lte/g5 cell service inside your building/business, backhaul over cable-modem/etc and jam on..." of course there's 'someone' who sells the cellular + backhaul kit, this is only workable on <700mhz?> frequencies (maybe 'band 3' ?? or something) and so far hasn't really taken off as near as I can tell. again, it SOUNDS like an interesting business model... :)
