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From the same exact spot in the QT parking lot 10 minutes later. 

 

It took me that long to get any kind of signal.

 

I don't understand how one minute it works great, the next minute you get nothing and then the next minute you get less than half the speed you got before.

 

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From the same exact spot in the QT parking lot 10 minutes later. 

 

It took me that long to get any kind of signal.

 

I don't understand how one minute it works great, the next minute you get nothing and then the next minute you get less than half the speed you got before.

 

 

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Speeds vary...even during speed tests there are peaks

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Speeds vary...even during speed tests there are peaks

 

 

I understand that, but not such a huge discrepancy. I went 8 minutes with no signal at all, not even 3G. I think they have some wires crossed or something. It is like this every day. 

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I noticed that Charter fiber was "installed" at the Bethalto tower and East Alton tower @ Airline and 9th. Don't know about connections.

 

So when we say that we're waiting on back haul we literally could be waiting on some one to push a button?

 

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The Troy IL site is finally broadcasting LTE!!

 

Drove around a bit mapping on Sensorly, and got the SCIDs:  60 - 229 - 398

 

Got this in front of my house, slightly slower inside.  :)

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The Troy IL site is fanally broadcasting LTE!!

 

Drove around a bit mapping on Sensorly, and got the SCIDs:  60 - 229 - 398

 

Got this in front of my house, slightly slower inside.  :)

 

How long ago did the RRUs go up?

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This is lightning fast at Lindbergh and 64.

 

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I'll have to debug that tower because I think it's broadcasting up past Ladue rd on Lindbergh. Could be a 25/600Mhz site.
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I'll have to debug that tower because I think it's broadcasting up past Ladue rd on Lindbergh. Could be a 25/600Mhz site.

Wow! I knew they were talking about 600Mhz someday but 25 AWESOME...

:rofl:

<please forgive my childish attempt at humor>

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The Troy IL site is finally broadcasting LTE!!

 

Drove around a bit mapping on Sensorly, and got the SCIDs:  60 - 229 - 398

 

Got this in front of my house, slightly slower inside.  :)

 

Well crud....I went out after work to try and get the HEX for St. Jacob. I was wondering why I had 4G at 55/70 and US-40...makes sense now. SCID 056257## is for Troy....I guess I didn't get St. Jacob....fooey.

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Well crud....I went out after work to try and get the HEX for St. Jacob. I was wondering why I had 4G at 55/70 and US-40...makes sense now. SCID 056257## is for Troy....I guess I didn't get St. Jacob....fooey.

 

Yes, that was my first reaction to a new 4G site:  Fooey!  ;)

 

Do you get it in your house? I mapped it all the way to almost Collinsville/Maryville

 

Sitting here with a -98 dB signal in the living room.  Down to -115 in the basement (a walkout that faces away from the site).  I'm about 2 miles from the tower as the crow flies.

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Just like on the north side of town... no usable LTE. I visited both sides of town, drove right by both all three towers/water towers and did not get a single hit of LTE. Cycling data and everything. I think someone is messing with us.

Have you checked these recently? Dark purple around both sites in the north.

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Have you checked these recently? Dark purple around both sites in the north.

 

:D

 

I can now confirm that my phone was NOT the problem :P

 

I present to you:

 

Willard!

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Hwy 13!

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The dark purple was me after work.

 

Nixa is still a no go. 

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:D

 

I can now confirm that my phone was NOT the problem :P

 

I present to you:

 

Willard!

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Hwy 13!

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The dark purple was me after work.

 

Nixa is still a no go. 

I saw you updated the SCIDs on the sheet. Did they match up right?

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