Having worked with similar tech, but for wireless internet: Being too close to the tower may actually be the problem. The signal doesn’t radiate out from the entire tower; it comes from the big white rectangles and circles up at the top. They’re not usually pointed down, and they don’t really propagate in a sphere, so right under the tower can be a sizeable dead spot.
Having worked with similar tech, but for wireless internet: Being too close to the tower may actually be the problem. The signal doesn’t radiate out from the entire tower; it comes from the big white rectangles and circles up at the top. They’re not usually pointed down, and they don’t really propagate in a sphere, so right under the tower can be a sizeable dead spot.
I live across the sound and slightly downhill from the nearest one I could see