How 5G works: the pros and cons

TOTALLY AWESOME !!!!!!

1G infor­ma­tion here is incor­rect. 1G wire­less data, or Cel­lu­lar Dig­i­tal Pack­et Data (CDPD) was avail­able via PCMCIA cards on lap­tops and some hand­helds, sled devices on Palms, ser­i­al devices from Air­Link and Nova­tel, and a lot of equip­ment used for teleme­try and police dis­patch. It was 19.2kbps on paper, but real­ly about 9.6kbps (with a tail wind), Inter­net access. There was also the Mobi­tex and DataT­AC, which Black­er­ries and Apple New­tons ini­tial­ly used for WWAN, you could also get PCMCIA cards for them.

Sim­pli­fied… 5G is like a very fast, VERY short range Wifi. Any­one with an advanced ama­teur radio license knows this. 5G is a whole lot­ta hype. Radio spec­trum, fre­quen­cy and trans­mis­sion pow­er ratios, com­bined to give effec­tive range have been known for near­ly 100 years. Dig­i­tiz­ing still uses a car­ri­er wave. Hon­est­ly, where’s the val­ue for indi­vid­u­als? The 5G tech being hyped by Ver­i­zon, etc. only has a straight line 1,000 foot range! Inside build­ings, it must have direc­tion­al anten­nas to bend around cor­ners, get through walls, floors etc. So maybe ware­hous­es, man­u­fac­tur­ing and hos­pi­tals… but good luck dri­ving out on the open road and get­ting any val­ue. You won’t see THAT explained in their commercials!

Mul­ti input mul­ti out put arrays share the same prin­ci­ples of func­tion­al­i­ty as Active Elec­tron­i­cal­ly Scanned Array radars used by mod­ern mil­i­taries for scan­ning, track­ing and tar­get­ing mass amounts of ships, vehi­cles, planes, mis­siles and even shells. These things can track your posi­tion and speed

5G tech­nol­o­gy is not sus­tain­able, you would go bank­rupt build­ing enough 5G tow­ers for prop­er cov­er­age. What are the cost of build­ing one 5g tow­er today? Elec­tric­i­ty costs alone and bor­row­ing with inter­est from banks for these tow­ers would be in the minus revenue.

When i will con­trol the mind of peo­ple with iq under 130, by my phone, i want to turn them off. 😀

Q: I have a 4G phone that I pur­chased in July of 2020 (Nokia 9)..This phone stop mak­ing and receive calls 9/24/21.. Car­ri­er AT&T.. so I called AT&T gave them IMEI No. and sims card id.. I was told by a spaz head that this phone would not work on the new net­work and that AT&T was in the process of chang­ing from (2g-3g) to (4g-5g)..Thats how she put it??.. So I called At&t and spoke to a dif­fer­ent PERSON and I gave them the same IMEI num­ber and I was told the phone was able to work with the net­work.. so my ques­tion is ..if the con­cept of a 4g-5gis in place will most 4g phones work with a net­work that is in tran­si­tion to 5g?

my skin is glow­ing after watch­ing this video

Keep nod­ding… Don’t research, don’t exper­i­ment, don’t com­pare at the crime rates in areas with 5g anten­nas ratio… Wow! It is very hard to con­cen­trate and type this com­ment while this kids read their assigned script.

thank you

1 year lat­er im watch­ing this with my 5g Tmo­bile Home inter­net. i have almost 400mbps down 64up at its peak. but im find­ing when i lose 5g once in awhile speeds go down to 11mbps down 2up. im guess­ing it still has its flaws but wen it works its fast!

Plan­ning to buy 5g phone…my phone now with LTE/4g and 3g,2g but I switch the 4g and 3g depend­ing on sig­nal strength based on its loca­tion
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💯💯💯💯💯😁

just what I needed.Thanks a ton

2 yrs later…seems health is very much affected

I live in Sno­homish and have T‑Mobile. I live only 0.29 miles from the T‑Mobile tower.

Speeds I can pull from inside my bed­room are:
1) 5G: 700/100.
2) 4G LTE: 300/50.
3) Nation­wide shut­down of 3G on July 1st, 2022.
4) Every speed test I’ve tried using keeps tim­ing out over 2G.

Wow paid to lie yes dam­age do hap­pen this is the largest Cov­er up on earth