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Thanks for the information. I guess I didn't make it real clear. Cincy shows on the official Sprint map as having Sprint Spark currently available. However, the Dayton markey is not included in the map as having Sprint Spark enabled. Will they continue to build out the entire Cincy market or are they only building out the Cincy metro area?

Since the Cincy market has been indicated to be a Sprint Spark market, is there any chance that the Dayton area will be getting Spark soon or is that a lost cause? I know that it is not as large a city as Cincy, but metrics indicate Dayton is in the top 50 wireless markets in the country. I know they wanted to roll it out to the top 100 markets, but I am hoping since the Dayton area is considered a part of the Cincy market they spread the love up this way.

I'm going to be relocating from the Columbus area to the Dayton area, specifically Englewood and I can assist in gathering data to help build a map for the Dayton/Cincy Market. I won't be in Cincy much, but we should still be able to get some useful information.

Just picked up LTE on Dublin Granville Road in a heavily secured concrete building (near armory), but it was brief. Will check again when I get outside. The serving cell ID was 390 Band 25.

Coz, maybe I missed it, but what is the signifigance of the * and STOP sign in the 3g update flags in the map you have posted?

Has Sprint released a prl for the Note II to pick up 800 yet?

The last three mornings I've hit over 500 points in Sensorly on LTE as I drive to and from my sons babysitter in Grove City. I've been shocked at the range of that tower considering it sits right on the outward east boundary of Grove City

I can't get sensorly to show 4G on my map. I only get the option for 2g and 3g. Are you using the app or website?

On the first screen shot I am west of the tower on Hoover Road near Stringtown. The second screen shot I am north of the tower on Dyer Road near Jackson Pike.

Looks like a couple of towers on this end may have went active with LTE.

Just had the pleasure of being awaken by my phone buzzing and I thought it was text, but it was an alert I was picking up LTE in the house. Talk about a pleasant surprise. I wonder if sprint is conducting testing or tuning that triggered the pickup. Not everywhere in the house, but it's a pleasant surprise because I didn't get WiMax coverage in the house on my old Evo

Just picked up some LTE love leaving Grove City on Jackson Pike. It's a good sign. Speeds weren't great, but it at least shows work in progress. Can thenight84 confirm LTE being lit up in Grove City. Not sure which tower us serving it up. Why doesn't Sensorly map 4g on the Note 2? It shows you hitting points but doesn't actively map them.

2467 Jackson Pike, Columbus 3756 Hoover Road, Grove City 3778-3914 Highway 104, Grove City These towers don't show up on any of the in progress threads or on the permit treads, but they all have new cabinets and I am able to pull 1-2 Mbs down consistently on them. Why aren't they showing up anywhere? The fact the speeds have improved so much is a good indication that work is being done. New cabinets, new panels, but no new fiber runs. Any ideas?

All three currently have the new base stations and panels up. I don't think they have the back haul ran for the fiber. Are these just set for 3g or are they going to get LTE soon? I can get you pictures if that would help you determine where they may be in the process.

Can you advise if there is anything for the following 3 towers: 2467 Jackson Pike, Columbus 3756 Hoover Road, Grove City 3778-3914 Highway 104, Grove City