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SGT516 Member Level: 1x Advanced

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http://sensorly.com/...t/lte_310sprint Some coverage around the Dixie Highway not sure if you'll any further coverage towards the Ocean Drive area though..

 

Thanks, I just booked a trip for next week for a few days then the last 3 weeks in February.

I'll be leaving my wife at the pool and going LTE hunting.

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What does "in progress" mean? Does it mean that a work permit has been requested or that work is actually being done at the site? I ask the question because I have passed by two of the sites labeled as "in progress" and I did not see any sign of work being done. Also does anyone know the average time that takes for a site to go from "in progress" to complete?

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What does "in progress" mean? Does it mean that a work permit has been requested or that work is actually being done at the site? I ask the question because I have passed by two of the sites labeled as "in progress" and I did not see any sign of work being done. Also does anyone know the average time that takes for a site to go from "in progress" to complete?

 

I had asked the same question in another thread and it comes down to everything lining up and going perfectly.

 

It could be 3 weeks, it could be 3 months from start till the LTE switch being turned on.

 

In progress won't always mean you will see cranes erecting panels or personnel on the towers. There is a lot of work on the ground also.

 

 

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What does "in progress" mean? Does it mean that a work permit has been requested or that work is actually being done at the site? I ask the question because I have passed by two of the sites labeled as "in progress" and I did not see any sign of work being done. Also does anyone know the average time that takes for a site to go from "in progress" to complete?

 

In Progress means work has started or is imminently starting at a site, as either confirmed by a member visually with photos or by a S4GRU source. It can be backhaul work, it can be new panels and tower RRU's. It can be ground mount RRU's. It just might mean new cabinets are delivered.

 

Sometimes we find out a site is in progress days before it goes live. Sometimes we find out a site is In Progress just as they start backhaul. So it may be months a site stays In Progress. There is no average time a site stays In Progress. It's highly variable depending on what is being done there when it goes In Progress.

 

We don't show all sites that are In Progress on our maps. Just the ones we know about. In Progress just simply means the site is confirmed being worked on.

 

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Any suggestions on adding photos? I tried twice, once from my computer and then from Dropbox, both failed... Are they too bid? if so then what?

 

You can link photos, either as a simple link, or you can embed them. Make sure they are in the public folder in your dropbox, then right click and select 'copy public link.' Then you can post that or use the [/img] tags to embed it.

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With sensorly

 

o yea i know where that is. i been up an down congress an linton an picked up lte. but where u were is not really boca i think. its like the border of boca an delray right?? last time i was around that area i got 22 megs down how fast was ur dl

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Hey guys any clue what's going on in my area look at my map screen shot there is this gaping hole and back in August and October 4g got close to me then they skipped over my area and started working else where. I dont get it. Also half the purple sensory is showing doesn't really work when I'm driving by. I though they were leaving the towers on now? Either way does anyone know what's up in my area ? See my drop box link and my location dot. If anyone knows anything I'd be grateful to have some sort of update to my area. I have asked a few times with no response.

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http://db.tt/OgczxUJU

 

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Hey guys any clue what's going on in my area look at my map screen shot there is this gaping hole and back in August and October 4g got close to me then they skipped over my area and started working else where. I dont get it. Also half the purple sensory is showing doesn't really work when I'm driving by. I though they were leaving the towers on now? Either way does anyone know what's up in my area ? See my drop box link and my location dot. If anyone knows anything I'd be grateful to have some sort of update to my area. I have asked a few times with no response.

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Peter

 

http://db.tt/OgczxUJU

 

There is no pattern to deployment. It wasn't so much that your area was skipped as it is random coincidence. They work on the sites that are ready, regardless of where they are in the market. Sometimes some cities or counties are harder to get planning/zoning approval and permits issued than others. And this may cause some areas to be later than others.

 

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Hey guys any clue what's going on in my area look at my map screen shot there is this gaping hole and back in August and October 4g got close to me then they skipped over my area and started working else where. I dont get it. Also half the purple sensory is showing doesn't really work when I'm driving by. I though they were leaving the towers on now? Either way does anyone know what's up in my area ? See my drop box link and my location dot. If anyone knows anything I'd be grateful to have some sort of update to my area. I have asked a few times with no response.

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Peter

 

http://db.tt/OgczxUJU

 

Robert posted while I was typing :o

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There is no pattern to deployment. It wasn't so much that your area was skipped as it is random coincidence. They work on the sites that are ready, regardless of where they are in the market. Sometimes some cities or counties are harder to get planning/zoning approval and permits issued than others. And this may cause some areas to be later than others.

 

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:-( ok

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I just picked up a signal close by the Sawgrass Mills mall.. Not sure if it was the site by the Fire station or the location in the mall. I'll have to see tomorrow. Signal came in and left

 

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I thought they were just waiting for the hardware for the 3g hence why it wasn't going up at the same time.

 

 

Also =[ only two sites in dade it seems like they are both in Hialeah/North Miami

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