Network Vision/LTE - Tucson/Yuma Market

[TechSmurf]

Mapped Speedway/Tucson from Campbell to swan along Speedway.

 

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[jeff4d]

Oro Valley.  While at work today, I was surprised with 4G.  Fired up Sensorly so it is confirmed.  I will place the rest of the details in the sponsor section.

[Kelly George2]

A little joy for Sierra Vista,  A new tower is transmitting 4G LTE on the south end of town.

[EJWagner]

The tower right by the fire station is broadcasting 4G on Houghton inbeteeen Irvington and Drexel. It's strong enough to reach all the way out to my gfs neighborhood past Bilby

 

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[EJWagner]

This is a screenshot from my gfs LG Optimus G

 

 

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[TechSmurf]

The tower right by the fire station is broadcasting 4G on Houghton inbeteeen Irvington and Drexel. It's strong enough to reach all the way out to my gfs neighborhood past Bilby

 

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Except that's not a sprint site...

[EJWagner]

Ahh well any idea where the tower is in the area that would have 4G broadcast so far?

 

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[Kelly George2]

Has anyone encountered this problem. My Phone "S4 Mini with Spark" in LTE mode does not accept incoming calls. Outgoing calls take along time to start ringing. The tower we are on is in LTE testing at this time. Switching to CDMA mode returns the phone to normal operation. I will check it tomorrow at work on a different tower.

[TechSmurf]

Sounds like the ecsfb problem that's supposed to have been fixed.

 

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[Kelly George2]

My phone is working correctly in LTE mode tonight. I can receive calls.

[CaveCam]

Crew at Broadway and Randolph way with crane hoisting new panels with Crew on ground cabinets open

[spanky]

Fiber optic line almost installed at Wilmot/Nicaragua (near DMAFB Wilmot gate).

[MTP85743]

Is Sprint continuing the LTE expansion north of Ina Road, it looks like that's the stopping line when viewing on sensory map, I live in Continental Ranch area still slow 3G speeds. Thanks for any info.

[TechSmurf]

Is Sprint continuing the LTE expansion north of Ina Road, it looks like that's the stopping line when viewing on sensory map, I live in Continental Ranch area still slow 3G speeds. Thanks for any info.

The site(s) covering continental could go live any time between tomorrow and some months down the road, but yeah, if you've got sprint coverage where you are there's a 99% chance your tower is getting network vision.

 

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[hiluxtonka]

Is Sprint continuing the LTE expansion north of Ina Road, it looks like that's the stopping line when viewing on sensory map, I live in Continental Ranch area still slow 3G speeds. Thanks for any info.

I have weak LTE at Fry's on Oracle up to the Hospital on Tangerine area and up 1st on my iPhone 5.  It's getting there at last 

[jeff4d]

High Desert seen working close to Overton and La Canada.  

[newgroundsguru]

Got out to picture rocks and mapped a bit of lte. Knew it was there, just wanted to see it on the map pulled 21 Mbps on speed test, love it!

[jeff4d]

Hi Desert Communications installed new antennas just north of Overton over the last 3 days.

[halcyoncmdr]

Sierra Vista and Douglas supposed to be officially launched today. Not sure if that was posted earlier in the thread. Coverage map also shows coverage in Bisbee officially, not sure if that was there before either.

[taylorcox75]

Question about tower on University

 

For the tower a block South of SpeedWay and Campbell, I have a Nexus 5 and I always lose service because of the eCFSB issue that plagues the phone.  Being on campus I always have to toggle my network mode between 3g and LTE

 

My question is since this is a University, and is state land, does that mean this will be one of the last places that Sprint touches for their Network Vision?

 

All I want is a eCFSB upgrade! LTE can wait!

 

edit: On maps does Green mean 800 3g and LTE, or just 800 3g

[Dkoellerwx]

Question about tower on University

 

For the tower a block South of SpeedWay and Campbell, I have a Nexus 5 and I always lose service because of the eCFSB issue that plagues the phone.  Being on campus I always have to toggle my network mode between 3g and LTE

 

My question is since this is a University, and is state land, does that mean this will be one of the last places that Sprint touches for their Network Vision?

 

All I want is a eCFSB upgrade! LTE can wait!

 

edit: On maps does Green mean 800 3g and LTE, or just 800 3g

 

Are you saying that the tower in question is broadcasting LTE? Or are you losing LTE because there is no LTE coverage?

 

And there is a key on that map. Green = 3G/800/4G

[TechSmurf]

edit: On maps does Green mean 800 3g and LTE, or just 800 3g

Just 3g 800. The lte 800 map is still premier.

 

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[TechSmurf]

Also remember, this market has no chance of getting 800 upgrades any time soon due to ibez. AlcaLu did not even install the 800 rrus.

 

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[Lateck]

Now that the Yuma Market is fat and happy with 4G,,,, 

Is there any idea when or if South County will be improved (even in 3G)?  (San Luis, AZ)

 

I would think that they would need more towers????  

 

Just asking, as I travel there every so often and my Note 3 has pooooor signal. 

 

Lateck,

[Hypeo]

Now that the Yuma Market is fat and happy with 4G,,,,

Is there any idea when or if South County will be improved (even in 3G)? (San Luis, AZ)

 

I would think that they would need more towers????

 

Just asking, as I travel there every so often and my Note 3 has pooooor signal.

 

Lateck,

3 to 6 months

 

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