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


cjinohio03

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I just doing math about 16000 lte towers need fired up thats alot backhaul . Delaware and upper md been super slow , but south new jersey is getting fiber at very fast rate . Delaware launch be in fall at this pace.

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The sprint network page showed another upgrade on it today. I suspect it will show up in one of the next few updates here as well.

 

I also saw what might be fiber being pulled near my home tower.  :fingers:

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I stopping getting lte regular in my apt . I wonder what happen . My living room was getting -109 to -114 and now nothing and my 3rd story apt i get higher rf signal about -116 was getting -109 to --98 . Wonder if my note 2 rf antenna getting weaker?

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I don't think it is the Notes antenna getting worse. They may have adlusted the downtilt on the tower. Hopefully that means they are about to turn on another nearby tower.

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Kirkwood hwy tower still the king .

I work directly across the street from that tower & I consistently see the same speeds on my One Max day in & day out.

 

Sent from my HTC One Max

 

 

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