World Mobile spectrum encompasses any spectrum for which World Mobile has obtained licenses. Currently, we have obtained licenses for Band 71. This spectrum allows for flexible power usage, with a legal limit of 1000 Watts (approximately 1 kilowatt), even though World Mobile typically uses much less, offering long-range coverage of several kilometers. On the other hand, CBRS (Citizens Broadband Radio Service) is a higher-frequency spectrum made available by the government for cellular use. While it has limited range, covering about a mile and a half (approximately 2.4 kilometers), it operates at 3.5 gigahertz. The hexes are approximately 0.7 miles across (approximately 1.1 kilometers), and when multiple hexes are nearby, they may overlap, which is intentional to provide users with seamless coverage, ultimately leading to meaningful coverage.
By utilising Band 71 and Band 48 (CBRS), the network establishes a robust hybrid dynamic network. Operating on a 600-megahertz frequency, Band 71 serves as the backbone for extensive long-range coverage. Simultaneously, CBRS facilitates efficient offloading to ensure a seamless and comprehensive coverage experience for our users.