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  • Birthday 04/19/1970

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  • Phones/Devices
    Nexus 6p - RingPlus BLT, iPhone 6s -128gb- Verizon, Nexus 5(FreedomPop),iPade Mini 3 - Verizon iPad Air2 WiFi/Cellular Tmobile & Sprint, Galaxy Tab 3-7" LTE (FreedomPop), Winbook Tw802 WiFi only, Raspberry PI.
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    North Ridgeville, OH
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    Sprint Fan Boy (or Girl)
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    I live, eat and sleep Tech! Wife Hates it, Kids dig it, friends tolerate it! Everybody else pays me for it.
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    Computers, Mobile Phones, tablets, etc.. Technology in general

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  1. tprevett
    Picked up a new 1x800 signal today in North Roseville. Log is attached. Shoot can't attach it.
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    Whatcha doing out my way NiteSnow?
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    Yah, my Nexus 5 on Freedompop (secondary phone) also picked up B41(2) today..
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    Which screens do ya want.. there are a lot more then I remember..
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    Just activated 6s (128GB) - First speedtest while in my work building, LTE only, NO wifi netted 90.45 down!
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    It's missing the flux capacitor
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    I pulled 61.65d/14.64u (B41) on 480 near the brookpark tower yesterday on my Nexus 5. :-)
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    This is directly from sprint's press release about spark How Sprint Spark Works Sprint Spark combines 4G FDD-LTE at 800 Megahertz (MHz) and 1.9 Gigahertz (GHz) and TDD-LTE at 2.5GHz spectrum. Sprint Spark’s spectrum assets, technology and architecture are designed to deliver a seamless customer experience via tri-band wireless devices. Tri-band devices, named for their ability to accommodate multiple spectrum bands, support active hand-off mode between 800MHz, 1.9GHz and 2.5GHz, providing data session continuity as the device moves between spectrum bands.
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    How can they call it spark then if their definition of spark is: How Sprint Spark Works Sprint Spark combines 4G FDD-LTE at 800 Megahertz (MHz) and 1.9 Gigahertz (GHz) and TDD-LTE at 2.5GHz spectrum. Sprint Spark’s spectrum assets, technology and architecture are designed to deliver a seamless customer experience via tri-band wireless devices. Tri-band devices, named for their ability to accommodate multiple spectrum bands, support active hand-off mode between 800MHz, 1.9GHz and 2.5GHz, providing data session continuity as the device moves between spectrum bands.
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    Cleveland shows spark along the North coast from lorain county to Eastern Cuyahoga.. Does this mean that they actually have activated 800mhz LTE (That is part of spark, correct?)
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    So sprint announced Spark in the Cleveland area, and their coverage map shows the entire Cleveland coastline, as spark activated.. does this mean that sprint has turned on the 800mhz lte?
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    North of Cleveland... Oh so you are in the lake? Lol
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    Still so strange... I have no problem getting B41 on my Nexus 5.. I just switched to my Galaxy S5, and Still can not pick up any B41.. Any place.. I can see the tower from my office, Nexus 5 always shows connected to B41, but GS5 Doesn't... All bands are enabled Weird.. CLBOWENS: When you have connected to B41 with your GS5, were you in a car? Have you ever connect to B41 on the Highway? I'm just curious and trying to figure out if there is an issue with my GS5..
  15. tprevett
    I believe I picked up B41 off of the Lear road/i90 tower yesterday
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