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Network Vision/LTE - Delaware market (including Wilmington, Dover, Laurel and Elkton MD)


cjinohio03

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Just installed cabinets and panels but no band 41 panels.nv 1.0 update

 

NV and Spark are two different projects, generally with different crews. B41 may not even have been planned for that site yet. For the most part, the only sites that will see NV and B41 antennas at the same time are new sites.

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Blows my mind that Sprint still has no LTE at the Delaware beaches. If anyplace in Sussex needed it, that would be it. That and some of the Kenton area towers (& eastern MD) have had NV 1.0 done for years and still no LTE. I can't buy that backhaul is the holdup at this point.

 

Still find it interesting a site in Dover was accepted in 2014 but it doesn't actually exist. Who is running this project?

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So i got upgrade to the note 5 ,both note 4 went bad. What can i say i get way better lte signal and new phone is awesome. I pulled 105 megs down on pike creek tower. Found wAter tower in elkton off 279 and 213 is live lte . Coverage is almost never drop 3 g now. The last band 41 upgrade has been 5 months ago no new sites spotted yet .

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So there is carrier aggregation in dover de , now i pulled about 65 down on note 5. Found 2 band 41 carrier aggregation in lewes de pulled about 63 down. There only one site in de that i did 106 mbps down. Most single carrier band 41 only average 30 to 40 mbps. Coverage on band 41 50 percent on it rest no panel upgrade yet.

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So i got my hto evo 4g out today see some wimax signal is still on most towers. Most them still up so i check in 6 days if signal goes dead. Oh lately band 41 been over load most sites getting 25 to 30 down ,but when on band 25 i get 24 to 27 down on average.

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So i got my hto evo 4g out today see some wimax signal is still on most towers. Most them still up so i check in 6 days if signal goes dead. Oh lately band 41 been over load most sites getting 25 to 30 down ,but when on band 25 i get 24 to 27 down on average.

I still have my old Epic 4G Touch & was gonna do this too lol, & I currently have band 41 disabled on my phone right now.

 

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So i got my hto evo 4g out today see some wimax signal is still on most towers. Most them still up so i check in 6 days if signal goes dead. Oh lately band 41 been over load most sites getting 25 to 30 down ,but when on band 25 i get 24 to 27 down on average.

 

25 - 30 down is overloaded? I think you have unrealistic expectations. 

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