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Perelandra posted an update 5 years ago

Is there a map of the USA and Canada that shows where 5G is not in operation?
- Joseph P. Farrell replied 5 years ago
  Good question. As of this moment I’m not aware of any, though I have not tried to search as I’m getting ready to hit the sack.
- Ronin replied 5 years ago
  There is an area in the Virginia/W. Virginia area know as the National Radio Quiet Zone (NRQZ) where even WiFi is banned.
  
  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_National_Radio_Quiet_Zone#:~:text=The%20National%20Radio%20Quiet%20Zone,the%20gathering%20of%20military%20intelligence.
  
  https://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2013/10/08/218976699/enter-the-quiet-zone-where-cell-service-wi-fi-are-banned
  - Joseph P. Farrell replied 5 years ago
    I believe that’s because there’s a nearby radio telescope?
    - Ronin replied 5 years ago
      
      It’s always rumors and heresay that makes it’s way down through the ranks, but when I was in, I was told that the quiet zone was primarily for NIOC and the NSA’s Echelon system(s). The radio telescope being a convenient cover. I can’t say if that’s true or not, but I do know those signal intelligence assets are located there as well as some of NRO’s goodies.
      
      Wu Wu replied 5 years ago
      
      Pretty sure ECHELON runs over( types of) cables, also was before the ‘smart’fone.
- DanaThomas replied 5 years ago
  I think the websites of individual providers show this info (“5G coverage in your area”), so maybe somebody has compiled a general map.
  - Ronin replied 5 years ago
    As I recall, Palm Beach Florida is exempt from 5G. That area was specifically blogged about because of who resides there (Bill Gates, President Trump, etc.).
    - Bizantura replied 5 years ago
      
      If the Ookla 5G map is accurate Palm Beach is not exempt from 5G. Ookla does have gaps possible due to no acces of data like in Russia. I can’t believe Russia hasn’t placed any. It has been awhile I looked at the map but if I remember correctly some months ago the map did.
- Bizantura replied 5 years ago
  https://www.speedtest.net/ookla-5g-map
  That is what I use. If you know where they are you automatically know where they are not!
  - Sunny & Max replied 5 years ago
    Good morning Bizantura,
    
    This OOKLA 5G map is what i was looking at recently but i was completely sure that all countries and all carriers are participating or are completely listed.