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


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Good spacing but they (in my opinion) could use more, I think they probably need to add at least one closer to downtown and another half way between Rehoboth and Lewes.

 

No B41 yet, but they should be getting hammered with all the tourist. That should get them moved up the priority list.

 

Last year in Rehoboth I thought that by this time this year they'd have at least B25 up and running. 3G was completely maxed out and unusable. Looks like not much has changed, but fingers crossed LTE is flipped on within the next few weeks before vacation again.

 

Delaware is a very strange state for Sprint....

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Last year in Rehoboth I thought that by this time this year they'd have at least B25 up and running. 3G was completely maxed out and unusable. Looks like not much has changed, but fingers crossed LTE is flipped on within the next few weeks before vacation again.

 

Delaware is a very strange state for Sprint....

maybe permitting issues ...
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Tower on 273 delmarva tower live today ,only band 25 broadcasting ,coverage not good yet ,still horrible lte by mall.

check to see if there is band 26 and 41 live in lewes beach and Rehoboth beach
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The 3G is even worse this year at Rehoboth - I was having trouble making calls it was so bad. 100% unusable data. One would think the excessive load would have moved this up on the priority list years ago. 

 

We've been tethering to my T-Mo iPad just to use the parking apps at the meters  :P Oh well, my vacation group has come to expect this and we keep saying "maybe next year." 

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