S4GRU

Billy Bass

Ginger Beer

Fish School

On 3/29/2024 at 7:42 AM, mikejeep said:

As many of you know, SignalCheck is a side hobby for me. I taught myself Java when I began this project over a decade ago and I am still learning. I am far from a professional programmer, but I have figured enough things out along the way to get the app this far. Lately, I have been struggling to find the amount of spare time necessary to keep up with app development and bugfixes, but I am still enthusiastic about pushing SCP forward. If someone with experience in Java and Android app development would like to lend a hand, especially to help eradicate some of the most challenging issues I have been unable to resolve, please message me. Thanks!

Thanks for all your contributions to network monitoring and cell spotting the past decade.  Can't imagine what it would have been without SignalCheck!!!

Robert

Cool Hand

Mystery Meat

Banyan Tree

RIP Lahaina Banyan Tree

(the new) Love Boat

Medical Crab

Toast of London

On 2/29/2024 at 1:11 PM, PythonFanPA said:

@S4GRU  - do you already know off top of your head if there's a location for that in say either St Johns or Gander?  Those look like the two main more populated areas on the island.  (Edit:  nevermind....I looked it up and they're' actually all over NF island ha!)

https://marybrowns.com/locations/

 

The wife's generational family (2+ back) originated from various areas around/near St. Johns and she's only ever been as a kid.  She actually has some measure of land passed down to her in the Kitchuses (sp?) area.  We're starting out there (St. Johns vicnity) with the long ferry trip, and going to hit all the high points before finally making our way down to Port Aux Basques. Elliston as much as anything to get the best possible puffins exposure (wife is nuts about them), Gander because of the 9/11 tie but also we've seen Come From Away on Broadway which she loved so there's that too....Twillingate to see if we manage to see any icebergs still around by then...even going up to the L'Anse aux Meadows/only North American/Viking settlement.   Several lighthouses/coastal views along the way.

But of everything I've looked at, Gros Morne and the excursion boat/Western Brook Pond Tour is probably the thing I'm looking forward to most:

https://bontours.ca/gallery/

That's going to be a blast.  Have fun!

Robert

On 2/19/2024 at 7:30 AM, PythonFanPA said:

We're tentatively planning a ferry-over from Nova Scotia to Newfoundland and back road trip in mid to late summer of 2025, and was curious if anyone has any experience within the last 3-4 years traveling around up there?   We'd be starting at the long ferry trip port of Argentia and trying to travel the entire expanse from there - St. Johns, then up and over through Gander to Twillingate/Elliston area, then across to Gros Morne, doing the Viking road up to St Anthony/L'Anse aux Meadows, then back down the entirety of the west coast to take the shorter ferry from Port aux Basques back over to NA mainland.  Thanks in advance if you have any insight!

I've always wanted to go Newfoundland.  And possibly Labrador.  And Saint Pierre.  Don't forget to stop at Mary Brown's Chicken.  They're great. They are all over Canada now, but the chain started in Newfoundland.

Robert

Renewal Windows

Earl Sandwich

Neighborhood Butcher

Truck Driver

Call Quality

Cattle Brands

Chicken Crunch

1 hour ago, dkyeager said:

First ad I have seen referencing the iPhone that fell intacted from the plane in Portland OR:

 

 

Makes me think of DB Cooper. 

Robert

On 1/11/2024 at 1:10 PM, mikejeep said:

A server update impacted SignalCheck diagnostic reports that were sent from 12/30/23 until a few minutes ago. If you sent something of value, please re-send it when you can -- it was never received. Sorry for the inconvenience!

Thanks for the heads up.

Robert

Limited Offer

On Broadway

Play Place

12 hours ago, Dkoellerwx said:

I've run into multiple n25 carriers in quite a few places. Usually it's the 5x5 G-Block becuae it's isolated and then something else random at 15 or 20x20. Leaving 10x10 or so on LTE. Have yet to see any n66 anywhere. Seems like they have at least 20x20 B66 running so probably keeping that as the wide LTE carrier for as long as possible.

I have still only seen one n66 sighting in Port Townsend, Washington last summer.  I should go back to see if it's still live. I wonder if it was just a short time testing thing?

Robert