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    The document provides steps to investigate a call drop radio problem with the following key points: 1. Check if the high call drop rate on a cell is above 1% and radio drops account for over 40% of total dropped calls to determine if further investigation is needed. 2. Calculate the handover rate per call and check if it is above 10% to see if isolated cells need densification sites or if there are issues with neighboring cells. 3. Check for potential hardware problems, high interference levels, coverage holes, missing neighbors, or unbalanced path loss that could be causing high handover failures and rates.

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    The document provides steps to investigate a call drop radio problem with the following key points: 1. Check if the high call drop rate on a cell is above 1% and radio drops account for over 40% of total dropped calls to determine if further investigation is needed. 2. Calculate the handover rate per call and check if it is above 10% to see if isolated cells need densification sites or if there are issues with neighboring cells. 3. Check for potential hardware problems, high interference levels, coverage holes, missing neighbors, or unbalanced path loss that could be causing high handover failures and rates.

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    Call Drop Radio

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    The document provides steps to investigate a call drop radio problem with the following key points: 1. Check if the high call drop rate on a cell is above 1% and radio drops account for over 40% of total dropped calls to determine if further investigation is needed. 2. Calculate the handover rate per call and check if it is above 10% to see if isolated cells need densification sites or if there are issues with neighboring cells. 3. Check for potential hardware problems, high interference levels, coverage holes, missing neighbors, or unbalanced path loss that could be causing high handover failures and rates.

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    Call drop radio

    Problem detection:
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    2. % Radio drops > 40% of total dropped calls on the cell.
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