Just published: Reno Area Wireless Summary – Fall 2026. Verizon is still the clear winner for coverage in the Reno area, but T-Mobile is catching up.
https://t.co/u6o26KTP21
New Verizon cell site filling in a former dead zone along Pyramid Hwy north of Sparks near Axe Handle Canyon & Winnemucca Ranch Rd. Photo credit @DarkenMoon_
@mikeddano In my area VZW is using up to 60 MHz of CBRS even though they have no PAL licenses. But Spectrum owns 3 PALs, which I’m guessing they’ve agreed to let VZW use. Interestingly, VZW stopped deploying CBRS radios on site upgrades last summer- waiting for new rules?
T-Mobile has a new cell site co-located with Verizon and Boost Mobile/Dish on the hilltop tower south of Lemmon Drive and Patrician Drive in Lemmon Valley. https://t.co/GXXDmbZYmD T-Mobile is also in the process of adding a new cell site near Windy Hill in SW Reno & site upgrades
@David2Escalante It’s replacing the shorter flagpole so T-Mobile can add n41 and support an additional carrier. They’re doing the same thing on Vista & Baring.
@SneedTech Is your home site using the RRU with integrated antenna (Ericsson 4408 in my market), or are they using a separate base station antenna for better gain? In my market Verizon stopped deploying CBRS a few months ago even though it’s in the BP plans.
Verizon has recently added a new cell site on the south end of Incline Village, drastically improving coverage in the town and around Crystal Bay/Lake Tahoe. One photo shows the monopine overlooking the area. No 5GUW yet, the site’s permit was filed over 3 years ago.
@DarkenMoon_ @PATechUSA Not yet. Verizon hasn’t officially launched UW in Reno yet according to their map, even though a majority of the sites now have it.
New Verizon cell site is active on Bennie Ln near the US-395 & Parr Blvd interchange, co-located below T-Mobile on this monopole. See the carriers with the most cell sites in Reno here: https://t.co/sGP8U6BcsL
#NewProfilePic This site located between RNO airport and Grand Sierra Resort now has 5G UC/+/UW from all 3 major carriers thanks to a recent Verizon upgrade. The closeup photo shows Verizon’s new higher capacity AIR1641 for b2/66 and 2 different n77 panels. Dish on bottom.
The newest iteration of the National Broadband Map is now available. New information and refined data have been collected and updated to improve the map’s accuracy.
https://t.co/J7J3WSvz9V
Why is @ATT pushing DSL customers to AT&T Internet Air in areas where the nearest cell site upgraded to 5G+ is over 2 miles away?… Faster? Sometimes. Reliable connection? Sometimes. 5G+ connection to the in-home hub? Rarely.
Meanwhile, in April AT&T also ramped-up upgrades to their cell sites in the Reno area to 5G+. Approximately 1/3 of their sites have been upgraded so far. Get all the details from the Reno Wireless Cell Sites Leaderboard: https://t.co/sGP8U6BKij
Since April 1, Verizon has been in the process of upgrading a dozen of their cell sites in the Reno area to 5GUW, with some taking just 2 weeks to go live. Over 50% of their cell sites have been upgraded so far. See the latest stats on upgrades here: https://t.co/sGP8U6BKij
Since April 1, Verizon has been in the process of upgrading a dozen of their cell sites in the Reno area to 5GUW, with some taking just 2 weeks to go live. Over 50% of their cell sites have been upgraded so far. See the latest stats on upgrades here: https://t.co/sGP8U6BKij