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Could be. Take some pictures of it. A member of ours just started a permit map for Hawaii and found a bunch of permits that have either been issued or in the process of being issued meaning that Network Vision has begun in HI. The gear that's being installed are alcatel-lucent stuff with 6 panel connectors & 2 or 3 RRU's. 

I just looked at the sprint upgrade site and the site actually isn't near where the tower is marked there so I don't think it was them.  There was a few electrical boxes on the fence around it marked at&t wireless and a few unmarked ones.  I was hoping it was a shared tower but I guess not.

Saw a cherry picker working on a tower on Waipahu...drove up to it and Pacific wireless communications was Woking on it, are they a Sprint contractor?

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I am also seeing ehrpd right now on Maui...

 

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I've switched my GS3 to CDMA only from CDMA/LTE because it seems to have issues indoors with eHRPD being turned on recently. Seems to be not handing off to 1xRTT correctly from eHRPD. I get no data in a lot of places indoors, but when I switched to CDMA only, I can get data. Same issue with my wife's GS3.

never mind, it was an issue with provisioning. my phone somehow got deactivated and I called Sprint because I couldn't activate over the phone and when it came back up it was on the LTE setting and data worked

I think there's an issue with my phone, my wife's gs3 works fine connected to eHRPD but I get no data anywhere on island

This morning, coming off of my airrave in Hawaii, I couldn't get any data, restarted my phone still no data. Switched from CDMA/LTE to CDMA and got data. Just switched it back and it says I'm connected to eHRPD but there's no connection. In the debug it shows under eHRPD engineering that I need to fix APN list. At least there's some progress here in Hawaii for network vision, hopefully rollout is soon