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Ever wondered how private cellular networks are reshaping the wireless landscape? In this captivating episode, we bring in special guest Mark Houtz, a network engineer with deep expertise in cellular and cell technologies, to explore the latest advancements and trends. We celebrate a milestone achievement of reaching 1,000 YouTube subscribers and take you on a trip down memory lane, reminiscing about WiMAX, LTE, and CBRS. Mark shares fascinating insights from his recent projects, including the complexities of testing Wi-Fi performance in challenging environments like high school football fields.

Shifting our focus to the CBRS spectrum, we dive into the real-world challenges and performance aspects of deploying this technology. From the intricacies of spectrum allocation services (SAS) to practical scenarios involving service outages at major companies like Amazon and Google, we provide invaluable insights into the deployment of CBRS in both urban and rural settings. Our discussion also covers the pros and cons of using CBRS for outdoor connectivity in spaces such as parks and stadiums, all backed by experiences from testing at the Bonneville Salt Flats.

But that's not all—current industry trends and future innovations are also on the agenda. We discuss the anticipated impact of Wi-Fi 7 with the new iPhone 16, the evolving role of tech influencers, and the exciting developments coming out of Mobility Field Day. From the potential pitfalls of user-mounted devices to groundbreaking technologies like an electromagnetic vortex cannon, this episode is packed with information that will keep you informed and entertained. Plus, get a sneak peek into upcoming events and projects, including an ambitious engineering venture in Alaska. Don't miss out on this treasure trove of networking wisdom and entertaining anecdotes!

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