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    1. The call drop rate on a cell was over 1% and radio drops accounted for over 40% of total dropped calls, indicating a potential radio problem. 2. An investigation should check for hardware problems, interference issues, coverage holes, missing neighbors, and the need for additional densification sites. 3. The root causes could be an unbalanced path loss, congestion on neighboring cells, or a high rate of outgoing handover failures.

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    1. The call drop rate on a cell was over 1% and radio drops accounted for over 40% of total dropped calls, indicating a potential radio problem. 2. An investigation should check for hardware problems, interference issues, coverage holes, missing neighbors, and the need for additional densification sites. 3. The root causes could be an unbalanced path loss, congestion on neighboring cells, or a high rate of outgoing handover failures.

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    1. The call drop rate on a cell was over 1% and radio drops accounted for over 40% of total dropped calls, indicating a potential radio problem. 2. An investigation should check for hardware problems, interference issues, coverage holes, missing neighbors, and the need for additional densification sites. 3. The root causes could be an unbalanced path loss, congestion on neighboring cells, or a high rate of outgoing handover failures.

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    Opeyemi Dada
    1. The call drop rate on a cell was over 1% and radio drops accounted for over 40% of total dropped calls, indicating a potential radio problem. 2. An investigation should check for hardware problems, interference issues, coverage holes, missing neighbors, and the need for additional densification sites. 3. The root causes could be an unbalanced path loss, congestion on neighboring cells, or a high rate of outgoing handover failures.

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    Call drop radio Problem detection: 1. High call drop rate on the cell > 1 %. 2.

    . % Radio drops > 40% of total dropped calls on the cell. In estigation: +o ,es

    H! per call rate )>10%*

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    -ensification sites are needed

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    Report to 122 team

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