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With or without investors this will start slowly happening, the process would be quantum magnified with more capital. Concretely 1 city will have commercial services available this fall.

Only if we're talking about LTE band jumping.

I would jump all over a note 3 active.

In NYC for example I would need site spacing tighter than Sprint 1900 for 3.6ghz.

Yes, the price has dropped from 40k to 5K, which to me signals that its time for commercial communication.

But 5th generation back haul is ready.

Not immediately. Wireless is not a TV replacement, a lot can be done with home fiber connection however.

There is no physical barrier which blocks Eon/Sprint/Google from joining. And what a powerful trio that would be.

I'm sure we both know a thing or two. You are right, 3.6 Ghz licences are inexpensive, the licence costs would total a little over 14 million dollars on a national deployment; Which is relatively cheap given the 5 billion dollar price tags associated with many previous spectrum acquisitions. Saying that Lte will never work over 900 or 3.6 is very easy, call it LTE or not it; high speed transmission works. The FCC has not slit my throat yet, in fact they have been pleasant to deal with.

If i moved down to 902 it could be 896-926 all used for Sprint/Eon. I know there is some low end noise in 902-904 & 926-928; but given the legal power limits within the ISM band an encrypted network will still operate through low interference in those sections.

I was born in San Fran, careful now. Sac town, Redding, Trinity county, all of Cali. Give it time, I want wireless EVERYWHERE. If i had a roaming agreement with Sprint, I would not be in disapproval of trialing VoLte over 900. An unlimited hotspot? I smell throttling. The options are manicured data speeds with a cap or unlimited with throttling. If we left the network's traffic controls untouched unlimited it could get us by for a while, but eventually with full saturation we would be back to square 1. *edit, not square 1. Realistically, in an unlimited and untouched (network IP Qos disabled) full unlimited environment with an MSSTDMA setup you will still have a fast connection, but you would be pushed back in the que of any available sector until your slot arrives. It could be 32ms, it could be 250ms. The biggest difference between a cap and unlimited is the average speed you will see running if your a type who runs the speedtest.net application; which many of us are quite fond of.

You waited long enough https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rlye67HiBW5bacO2BfoPhcuEKMEfNvkxOG8S8KIvqG4/edit?pli=1

These 3 bands will be used first. 905-925 20 Mhz TDD, 3652-3672 20Mhz TDD, 3677-3697 20Mhz TDD

My name is William, I have the spectrum licenses; but all of "us" every single American. We own the spectrum.

Spectrum licences, for a network. Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming All of them.

It's possible tomorrow, We have 76 MHz.

Say we all throw in $80.00 for test funding?

Would you like to modulate the light rays Sir?

Did you have something in mind as to what medium is providing the communication besides radiowaves?

I have several generations of wireless technology planned out for the future, all of which use spectrum.

The solution is relatively inexpensive.. Considering the alternative (s) -Will-

Not likely, that spectrum was too expensive for affordable home use. I would be embarrassed for a client to receive less than 8mbps. -Will-

So my 68Mhz minimum in every market is good enough for now!

Days before a public announcement I'll post something on here.

Its live at my Mom's house, LTE is not usable maybe down tilt related? And its live at my GFs house, LTE maxes at 7mbps but will fail the upload portion every sigle time. Signal strength is about -108dbm