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There will be a Panhandle thread as soon as someone creates one to talk about The Panhandle market. Which covers the Lake City to Tallahassee corridor. Robert via Samsung Note II using Forum Runner

I'm not sure what you're getting at. But it seems all my devices of the past year or so take a long time to get into airplane mode after selection. Not just the EVO. Also the GS3, Note2, Viper, Photon Q the GNex. The last device I had that went into airplane mode quickly was the GS2. Robert via Samsung Note II using Forum Runner

I dont know. Robert via Samsung Note II using Forum Runner

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I see it there. Awesome! http://sensorly.com/fullscreen/map/4G/US/USA/Sprint/lte_310sprint#q=chelsea,north_carolina Robert

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eHRPD comes and goes often in active deployment markets. This is not unusual. Robert

-106dBm RSRP should not be zero bars. Not even close. Sounds like your device is wonky. Robert

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We have maps in our Sponsor section, which show all the sites in the country that will receive NV/LTE upgrades. Including NE Oregon. You can find out more information about how to become a S4GRU Sponsor here: http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/1195-information-about-s4gru-sponsorship-levels-and-how-to-become-a-sponsor/ Robert

It definitely comes and goes in markets too. Robert

How can you tell? Almost every time LTE is strong, so is 1x. Robert

I averaged 1.5-2Mbps in Nevada on my rural Expedience site back in 2006-2007. Robert

I made the first several thousand dollars in donations. Robert

I nearly spit out my coffee on that one. Hilarious. Thanks for checking. This is a bummer. Robert

Hey, I've already got one of those! Robert

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I cannot think of Bar Harbor without hearing an old Maniac fisherman in my head shouting BAH-HAH-BAH. LOL Robert

AJ is absolutely correct. Clear 3G was always Sprint EVDO roaming. They never referred to their Expedience service as 3G. It just had the Clearwire brand. AS far as I know, there was never multi-technology devices ever created for Clearwire Expedience. I believe all Clearwire Expedience devices operated on the Expedience network only. Prior to WiMax, the Expedience network was pretty large, covering approximately 75 markets in America (including Alaska & Hawaii). However, most of it was converted to WiMax. The only remaining Expedience markets still operating Scott listed above. Robert

Can I sit in the big chair on stage and wear the glasses? "Come to me, my children." Robert

There is a count at the bottom of the Main Forum page. But I'm still amazed at how many people have joined our site. Robert

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