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I love in how NYC I get lte everywhere but the place I'm staying. Forever cursed until Columbus rolls out? >_>

 

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I love in how NYC I get lte everywhere but the place I'm staying. Forever cursed until Columbus rolls out? >_>

 

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I believe the Columbus market (central Ohio) is 79% complete on LTE. They're slowly getting LTE turned on at the latest NV converted sites. Coverage isn't that dense. We're hoping that the 800 LTE and NV 2.5 LTE will help decrease dead spots.

 

What area are you lurking in?

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I believe the Columbus market (central Ohio) is 79% complete on LTE. They're slowly getting LTE turned on at the latest NV converted sites. Coverage isn't that dense. We're hoping that the 800 LTE and NV 2.5 LTE will help decrease dead spots.

 

What area are you lurking in?

In hilliard/Dublin area, while in NY Manhattan.

 

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This can't be good. Dispatch reporting there's a fire at Grandview HS cell tower. Hopefully everyone is OK and progress doesn't slow attachicon.gifScreenshot_2014-07-15-11-37-04.png

 

Not a laughing matter but the jokes are hilarious. Here is Sprint Spark. If it's a slow news day then they'll talk about it a little more than what anyone could make out of it.

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Gave it a little S4GRU front page love: http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/6162-the-pole-the-pole-the-pole-is-on-fire-we-dont-want-no-gmo-let-the-freaking-pole-burn/

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COz or anyone...

 

Any idea when Sprint will start with adding 800 LTE in Ohio ?

There are numerous sites transmitting B26 in Ohio. More info can be found in the Premier section of the forum, including a B26 acceptance map.
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COz or anyone...

 

Any idea when Sprint will start with adding 800 LTE in Ohio ?  

 

They just started.

 

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I forget, 800 lte is just carrier card? It could already be installed, needs installed or needs turned on?

 

yes, yes, yes, yes.

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Hopefully it spreads like wildfire!

 

<_< Already lost one tower to fire.  Time for a new analogy.

 

 

Let's see.....

 

We already have Sprint B41 popping up like mushrooms. :banana:

 

Maybe, B26 LTE 800 should cover us like a heavy snow (which would even quiet may Sprint critics -- for those further south, snow makes it very quiet) :cool:

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Good bye old Sprint

 

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Old cabinets are removed from an apartment rooftop in Northwest Columbus. We only have a few sites left to be upgraded to Network Vision. LTE is still being turned on at many sites, but that is done a few sites at a time and then tuned.

 

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