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I'm thinking I'll just take the Clovis rodeo tower down. I mean, no ones using it. Maybe we can collectively auction it off and bribe Sprint with the earnings. Maybe get a full launch sooner! Surely there's a better use for all that material than a useless 3g tower lol.

 

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I dont see how becoming a customer of the only company that provides service in your area is considered a problem.

 

Do you expect him to use 56k in 2014?

 

Sprint provides the service because they want the customers....that's how it works.

 

Does Sprint offer an unlimited home broadband / fixed wireless / mifi type of service?

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Yesterday I was at the sprint store in visalia and I was looking at the galaxy4 phone and it said it was picking up spark network. Was I fooled or is this a reality. The store rep said this was the first time he seen this and said it must have been picking it up. Does anyone know about this

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Yesterday I was at the sprint store in visalia and I was looking at the galaxy4 phone and it said it was picking up spark network. Was I fooled or is this a reality. The store rep said this was the first time he seen this and said it must have been picking it up. Does anyone know about this

 

Did you think you were on Spark because of the Spinning Icon?  Or did you actually verify you were on Band 41 in the Engineering screen?  The Spinning Spark LTE icon shows on all Triband Android devices (except Nexus) regardless of LTE band.  Even when not on Spark.

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Yesterday I was at the sprint store in visalia and I was looking at the galaxy4 phone and it said it was picking up spark network. Was I fooled or is this a reality. The store rep said this was the first time he seen this and said it must have been picking it up. Does anyone know about this

 

 

Did you think you were on Spark because of the Spinning Icon?  Or did you actually verify you were on Band 41 in the Engineering screen?  The Spinning Spark LTE icon shows on all Triband Android devices (except Nexus) regardless of LTE band.  Even when not on Spark.

 

I'm sure hoping that all Clear sites in Visalia are live with Band 41. That would be wonderful.

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Yesterday I was at the sprint store in visalia and I was looking at the galaxy4 phone and it said it was picking up spark network. Was I fooled or is this a reality. The store rep said this was the first time he seen this and said it must have been picking it up. Does anyone know about this

 

What was the rep's name? I know a few of them equate the Spark logo thing to Band 41 off the top, but they really don't know.

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Great...but how do u get to the engineering screen

I don't remember the dialer codes, but you can access the menus through signal check pro.

 

 

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Did you think you were on Spark because of the Spinning Icon?  Or did you actually verify you were on Band 41 in the Engineering screen?  The Spinning Spark LTE icon shows on all Triband Android devices (except Nexus) regardless of LTE band.  Even when not on Spark.

Got this on my Wife's S3 non Spark don't understand why she has 1x800 while I have 1xRTT still also look at the speedtest while on 1x800 & we live 0.4 miles from the tower thanx 

 

 

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Got this on my Wife's S3 non Spark don't understand why she has 1x800 while I have 1xRTT still also look at the speedtest while on 1x800 & we live 0.4 miles from the tower thanx 

 

 

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CDMA 800 does not require Triband.

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CDMA 800 does not require Triband.

Alright then why on my LG G2 does mine say 1xRTT No connection when looking on Signal Check & only LTE connection what is my phone connecting to? which Band? or is my phone just messed up 

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Alright then why on my LG G2 does mine say 1xRTT No connection when looking on Signal Check & only LTE connection what is my phone connecting to? which Band? or is my phone just messed up

The G2 is a Spark device, and thus has only one transmit path. This means you're connected to one technology at a time. When connected to LTE, you're only connected to LTE. No 1x.

 

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The G2 is a Spark device, and thus has only one transmit path. This means you're connected to one technology at a time. When connected to LTE, you're only connected to LTE. No 1x.

 

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yet when LTE launched here in Feb my daughter had her LG G2 & I was on the Photon Q she was connected to 1x800 & so was I yet now that I have the LG G2 I cant get it to come on my phone I will have to look at her phone again tomorrow to see what she is connected to also would this explain on why my Speeds have started to Sux hardly can stream Music or youtube videos even on the lowest setting really sad I have to wait until the end of March to see Spark here in town & get the Speeds that I will enjoy

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