ARLA/CLUSTER: Provedor de Internet britânico usa banda de 3,5 GHz para 5G num numero muito limitado de áreas

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

Three starts using 3.5 GHz for 5G

The telecommunications and internet service provider Hutchison 3G UK
Limited has started using its 5G spectrum at 3580-3680 MHz in a very
limited number of areas

Signals in the 3410-3800 MHz band have the drawback that they suffers
greater attenuation than the lower frequencies, even curtains can
reduce the signal strength, making it harder to achieve reliable
coverage where it's most needed - inside homes.

BBC Technology reporter Chris Fox  thisisFoxx tried out Three's 5G
broadband offering which had a claimed download speed of up to 250
Mbps.

Read his report at
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-49394678

Chart of UK mobile phone frequencies
https://spectrummonitoring.com/frequencies/#UK

The UK Amateur Radio allocation in that part of the spectrum used to
be 3400-3475 MHz but most of this was auctioned off by Ofcom. Now the
Amateur Radio band is just 3400-3410 MHz
https://www.microwavers.org/3400mhz.htm