Cell towers don’t seem so bad right now with Ebola dominating every news channel in America. CCTV-America reported that cell towers are helping medical researchers, epidemiologists, and data scientists to track the potential spread of Ebola to assist physicians and aid group halt the spread of the virus. Launch 3’s technology helps cover all industries through advanced wireless and wireline equipment.

In Columbia County, Georgia, Verizon was recently denied by the County Commission to build a tower despite the fact that the area is rapidly growing. Launch 3 Telecom is proud to have many of the major carriers like Verizon be one of our customers.

From ordering to product selection and quality, Launch 3 to deliver telecom solutions for every facet of networking infrastructure to customers across the United States and around the world.

Lazer Licenses was recently issued a Notice of Violation by the FCC for their antenna structure in Santa Barbara, California. Launch 3 follows all regulations set by OSHA and the FCC to ensure antenna installation is done properly.

T-Mobile sued Huawei for corporate espionage, alleging that the vendor’s employees illegally photographed and tried to steal parts of a robot it developed in its labs, called “Tappy,” to test cell phones. Launch 3 Telecom has worked with T-Mobile as well as other mobile carriers. In addition, we also have Huawei equipment available for purchase.

Even with spectrum being a popular topic of late due to the impending auctions, infrastructure is just as, if not more, important to the wireless industry. Launch 3 Telecom can provide infrastructure equipment from various manufacturers such as Commscope, Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson, and many more.

Launch 3 Telecom’s RET Control Unit (RCU) can perform testing for defining the RET Cable and RET Motor. This process is capable of determining their functionality. The parts used to test RET cables and motors include the Kathrein-Scala 860-10046, Andrew ATC300-1000, and Andrew ATC200-LITE-USB.