Microcellular Systems - Pictures

 

Microcellular Systems was founded in 2005 focused on providing specialized services and products to mobile network operators worldwide for all generations of technologies, from 2G up to and including 6G. Aim is to help provide mobile communications in very difficult locations, and situations, often not thought possible or certainly not economical so green / renewable / sustainable energy is very important if not imperative

 

These are a few pictures of earlier projects as examples of what we can do

 

 

Chevy Suburban for T-Mobile USA for extra capacity at special events, very mobile and quick set up and retrieval

 

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Mercedes Sprinter for Iraq for initial service in locations ahead of permanent sites, very mobile and quick set up and easy to move, the business end with full mobile network infrastructure and control center

 

 

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United nations private network for rapid deployment with support teams around the world, quick to airlift and drop in hostile territory and set up for communication with the teams, especially for security and safety

 

 

 

Permanent site for Alaska Wireless for coverage of island and fishing vessels in one of most hostile environments possible, Dutch Harbor

 

 

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Trailer system for Econet Nigeria, extra capacity at special events, quite mobile and quick set up with microwave link back to core network

 

 

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Permanent site in Federated State of Micronesia (FSM) using solar power for coverage of an island (and surrounding sea) with no mains power available

 

 

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Temporary site for Safaricom in Kenya for extra coverage at an international marathon in a remote national wildlife park. Generator powered and satellite connection back to core network

 

 

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One of the very first 5G user equipment (UE) for early pre-standards testing at T-Mobile USA, not very user or power friendly needing a generator (base station out of sight on top of building to right)   

 

 

 

Example of hilltop wind turbine for upgrading to add green 4G/5G/6G for remote areas and road coverage

 

 

Based in Arizona USA, for more information contact via info@microcellularsystems.com

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