Report Your LTE Connection Here

[pyroscott]

 

Ok I'm confused.. How do you add a picture (without trying to juggle between the KBs of image space given on the forum. I tried Flickr (not allowed)' date=' ImageShack (not allowed).. Anything allowed????

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I use photo bucket.

[Proxcee]

 

I use photo bucket.

 

...same here. 500 kb sucks.

 

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[Dkoellerwx]

I use photo bucket.

 

Use Photobucket as well.

[gr8nuguy]

 

Use Photobucket as well.

 

Plus 1. Hehe

 

(1000s of pics on photo bucket)

 

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[lrosenman]

I got my first 4G indication on my Galaxy SIII today, but it doesn't seem to hang around long. This is in Round Rock/Brushy Creek/Austin, TX.

 

We also just got a Radio/Firmware upgrade on the SIII today.

 

So, I hope(!) this means good things

[S4GRU]

I got my first 4G indication on my Galaxy SIII today, but it doesn't seem to hang around long. This is in Round Rock/Brushy Creek/Austin, TX.

 

We also just got a Radio/Firmware upgrade on the SIII today.

 

So, I hope(!) this means good things

 

Please run the Sensorly app the next time in this area so we can plot the location. This is great news! Thanks!

 

Robert

[lrosenman]

Please run the Sensorly app the next time in this area so we can plot the location. This is great news! Thanks! Robert

 

Ok, I've loaded sensorly, and tried(!) to report when it was showing 4G, but it's having a hard time.

 

Ideas?

[S4GRU]

Ok, I've loaded sensorly, and tried(!) to report when it was showing 4G, but it's having a hard time.

 

Ideas?

 

Success!!! It is now on Sensorly: http://sensorly.com/fullscreen/map/4G/US/USA/Sprint/lte_310sprint

 

We have our first Austin LTE confirmation there in Round Rock. Yeehaw! Thanks for uploading it.

 

Robert

[S4GRU]

Success!!! It is now on Sensorly: http://sensorly.com/...t/lte_310sprint

 

We have our first Austin LTE confirmation there in Round Rock. Yeehaw! Thanks for uploading it.

 

Robert

 

If you get a chance to drive around with the Sensorly app running to plot the area, we would be very grateful! Just click "Map Trip" in the lower right hand corner of the main app screen and then hit the start button. Make sure that points start counting up in the 4G section.

 

Robert

[lrosenman]

It's not really working, but we are getting 4G indications. I expect/hope that changes soonish.

 

This was from my house

[lrosenman]

If you get a chance to drive around with the Sensorly app running to plot the area, we would be very grateful! Just click "Map Trip" in the lower right hand corner of the main app screen and then hit the start button. Make sure that points start counting up in the 4G section.

 

Robert

 

Will do when I'm out and about tomorrow (I'm on vacation this week). Was VERY surprised to see the 4G indication from the phone

[ATX4G]

copy and paste this into google maps and zoom in. you can see they were working in the site with a truck in the driveway. i have a hunch this is the tower the LTE came from. 2250 1/2 Park Pl Cir, Round Rock, Williamson, Texas 78681

[lrosenman]

Would make sense, as I'm just north of there. Although NetMonitor is saying 2409 Mockingbird Dr

NID: 22 BID 2209 -78dBm

[boomerbubba]

Would make sense, as I'm just north of there. Although NetMonitor is saying 2409 Mockingbird Dr

NID: 22 BID 2209 -78dBm

 

1) Netmonitor is telling you the CDMA 1x sector radio you are connected to, which is not necessarily the LTE site.

 

2) Even for mapping the CDMA towers, the coordinates reported by Netmonitor and similar apps may not be the actual tower site, but rather some distance offset around the tower. See this short primer on that anomaly.

 

ATX4G's hunches have been fruitful before. Since you are a sponsor, I suggest that you explore S4GRU's Sponsor-level map in that immediate vicinity and look for the precise location of any Sprint towers. (Commenting on those details should be confined to Sponsor-level forums here, not this public Network forum.)

 

Then explore around any such tower on the ground. Running Netmonitor or CDMA Field Test in conjunction with the S4GRU sponsor map can help you determine if this is the tower where your CDMA 1x connection really is. Then, if you still are getting an LTE signal, you can explore the vicinity with Sensorly to record the LTE connection.

[ATX4G]

After reading the last post I decided to go for a drive. While northbound on 35 just before 620 my 3g icon went to 4g for about a mi Ute and disappeared. I am logging with sensorly now.

[ATX4G]

Sorry for typos. I'll edit later. I'm at the park pl cir tower and I have logged 28 points of 4G on sensorly. We have a live one boys !

[usnsmv]

Got it!!!! Lte is live on Killeen/fort hood area!!!

[Proxcee]

 

1) Netmonitor is telling you the CDMA 1x sector radio you are connected to, which is not necessarily the LTE site.

 

2) Even for mapping the CDMA towers, the coordinates reported by Netmonitor and similar apps may not be the actual tower site, but rather some distance offset around the tower. See this short primer on that anomaly.

 

ATX4G's hunches have been fruitful before. Since you are a sponsor, I suggest that you explore S4GRU's Sponsor-level map in that immediate vicinity and look for the precise location of any Sprint towers. (Commenting on those details should be confined to Sponsor-level forums here, not this public Network forum.)

 

Then explore around any such tower on the ground. Running Netmonitor or CDMA Field Test in conjunction with the S4GRU sponsor map can help you determine if this is the tower where your CDMA 1x connection really is. Then, if you still are getting an LTE signal, you can explore the vicinity with Sensorly to record the LTE connection.

 

Already looking into the 4.1 sdk to see if there are updated methods in the telephony class to handle LTE tower coordinates. We will see..

 

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[MassStash]

Rockford on the map son! Biked this path out like a die hard nerd lol

 

~Stock 2.13 LTEvo Certified replacement with screen bleed... waiting for second replacement tomorrow...

 

P.S. Stock blows!

[S4GRU]

Got it!!!! Lte is live on Killeen/fort hood area!!!

 

Where at? Have you uploaded using the Sensorly app?

 

Robert via Samsung Galaxy S-III 32GB using Forum Runner

[Proxcee]

 

Where at? Have you uploaded using the Sensorly app?

 

Robert via Samsung Galaxy S-III 32GB using Forum Runner

Doesn't Sensorly upload automatically when you stop mapping a trip?

 

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[usnsmv]

 

 

Where at? Have you uploaded using the Sensorly app?

 

Robert via Samsung Galaxy S-III 32GB using Forum Runner

 

Nope... I have lte reception at 4301 rancIer ave. I'm at fort hood right now and no 4g here..

[mtemple1178]

Here in round rock at hesters crossing and ih 35. Just got 4g for the first time. Running sensorly for my trip down i 35 to south austin.

 

Dl speed 9.4 upload 3.

[S4GRU]

Doesn't Sensorly upload automatically when you stop mapping a trip?

 

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When you hit stop, Sensorly puts the data collected in your queue. Depending on your Sensorly upload settings is when it will upload. Because you can have it set up to upload only on WiFi or when using mobile networks.

 

I've lost data in the past at times when at the moment Sensorly went to upload, my Sprint data was non existent and would lose the batch. So when I am doing a large amount of drive testing, I will send small batches every few minutes. That way if I lose data, I lose a small segment and not a whole afternoon of drive testing.

 

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[supert0nes]

It would sure help if there was a Sensorly app for Iphone.