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Find Existing Sites

Browse existing sites already on the map and start a study from one without typing anything in.

Mis à jour le 2026-08-315 minutes de lecture
Avant de commencer
  • The RF Coverage pane is open

The "Discovered" tab shows real sites that are already out there, so you can study one immediately instead of typing its parameters in from scratch. You browse it and pull what you need out of it.

Find a tower

  1. 1

    Open the "Discovered" tab in the "Sites" section. It follows your map — pan or zoom and the list refreshes to match what you're looking at.

  2. 2

    Narrow it with the operator dropdown, which shows how many sectors each operator has in your current view.

  3. 3

    Expand a tower to see its bands, and a band to see its sectors with their direction and power.

On the map itself, towers draw with a wedge for each sector pointing the way that sector actually points — so you can read a tower's layout at a glance. Zoom in if they look like plain circles. Click one to open its details.

Study one

Three actions, depending on how much you want:

  • "Study tower" — the whole tower, all bands.
  • "Study" — one band of it.
  • "Use" — copy a single sector into your own sites, so you can change its settings before running anything.

If the list is empty

The two messages mean different things:

  • "No pre-discovered sites in this map view." — nothing recorded around here. Pan or zoom out.
  • "Pre-discovered sites are unavailable right now." — try again shortly.

In dense areas, zoom in or filter by operator to bring the tower you want within reach.

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