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This Note is a listing of every single Protection Site in America (work in progress) and a confirmation whether it is working or not. This note will be updated daily as information changes and/or is discovered. Do your part! If you live in or near one of the areas needing confirmation, confirm the signal and post results to Sensorly website via their Android app and post in this forum. Thanks!!!
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Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 15 January 2011
Let us know if you come across a WiMax signal. I think you'll get LTE first, though.
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Migrated from Original Forum. Originally Posted 01 August 2011 - 10:47 AM
Protection Site Black List! These cities will not likely be getting protection sites. The reason is, in these cities Clearwire is already broadcasting on 2.5GHz. So they are meeting FCC licensing requirements for minimum coverages already in this spectrum. The problem for Sprint users, is that they are broadcasting their legacy Pre-WiMax signals here. Not WiMax. So your Sprint devices don't detect it!
- Aberdeen/Hoquiam WA
- Anchorage AK
- Anderson CA
- Bend OR
- Carson City NV
- Central Point OR
- Chico CA
- Chippewa Falls WI
- Clarkston WA
- Cohasset Beach/Wesport WA
- Corning CA
- Dayton OH
- Duluth MN
- Eagle River AK
- Eau Claire WI
- Fernley NV
- Grants Pass OR
- Hermantown MN
- Klamath Falls OR
- Incline Village NV
- Jacksonville OR
- Lewiston ID
- Longview TX
- Madras OR
- Medford OR
- Middletown OH
- Minden/Gardnerville NV
- Moscow ID
- Myrtle Creek OR
- Orland CA
- Paradise CA
- Prineville OR
- Proctor MN
- Pullman WA
- Red Bluff CA
- Redding CA
- Redmond OR
- Reno/Sparks NV
- Roseburg OR
- St. Cloud MN
- Shasta Lake CA
- Sisters OR
- South Lake Tahoe CA
- Springfield OH
- Stateline/Kingsbury NV
- Superior WI
- Wenatchee WA
When Clear first started deploying their WiMax networks, they started with their Pre-WiMax markets first. Many, like Boise, Idaho and Jacksonville, Florida had their towers coverted from pre-WiMax to WiMax. However, about halfway through these conversions, Sprint started releasing WiMax devices and pressuring Clear to switch to major metro areas (which of course makes a lot of sense).
And then, as we all know, about halfway through the major market rollout, Clear started running into financial problems. Since they were running out of time to meet FCC Minimum Coverage Standards, they have largely abandoned Major Market Rollouts and running around and setting up Protection Sites.
However, the cities listed above are likely not to ever get protection sites. The Old Clearwire Pre-Wimax signals are still being broadcast in these cities, and they have pretty substantial coverage areas. So Clearwire is just going to jump right over them.
And since Sprint (and likely Clear too) are migrating toward LTE, it is likely these cities WILL NEVER see WiMax signals. Sad!
Cities the size of Dayton, Anchorage and Reno are secondary markets. This is a major oversight by Clear and Sprint. Tsk, tsk! Not to mention the major oversights of the primary markets of San Diego, Phoenix, Detroit, Memphis, Indianapolis, Birmingham...
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- Aberdeen/Hoquiam WA
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Welcome to the new Sprint 4G Rollout Updates (S4GRU) website and forums. We have now jumped over to IP.Board from Spruz to host our new website and forums.
We used Spruz for Betas 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2. This allowed us to get our feet wet and get established online. The initial response during these betas far exceeded my expectations. I appreciate all of our members who tagged along for the experience (and their patience). However, it became apparent quickly that Spruz was too limited in function, capability and performance for our needs.
However, I feel that I have located a new home for us here at IP.Board. We are now beginning Beta 2.0 here. IP.Board's performance thus far has been stellar! Additionally, IP.Board also has a mobile HTML 5 website enabled for S4GRU! We are also working on an iPhone and Android app with them. And the forums are also already represented on the Tapatalk app and Forum Runner support should be enabled very soon.
I am excited about the future here at S4GRU now teamed up with IP.Board. And now I come to the part where I am depending on you...
I am looking for help from our members.Please post on this thread below any bugs you encounter, suggestions to improve the site and any general feedback about how things are running.I know things will be better than they were at Spruz, all things considered. But I am looking for the best experience that we can provide. We want you to be long term users of S4GRU. So if you encounter something, and we can do something about it, we darn well are going to try to fix it for the betterment of all. Heck, your feedback is why we moved to IP.Board. Especially you, McDroidBurger!Please rant and rave below...
Robert Herron
S4GRU Administrator
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WiMax Protection Site Operation Confirmation
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Need Confirmation: