T-Mobile Asks to Use Emergency Fund to Pay for Distributed Antenna Systems
Comments are due May 2 on a petition by T-Mobile to be allowed to use stage 2 mobile support through a program providing emergency relief to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands to pay for the deployment of distributed…
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antenna systems. Replies are due May 9, in docket 18-143, said a Monday FCC Wireline Bureau notice. “DAS networks in approved buildings would remain operational with redundant signal sources and power even if the surrounding network is not operational,” T-Mobile said in its petition: “The deployments will make the network more resilient, particularly in the event of an emergency, and are fully consistent with the rules.”