dingwall1

I've noticed B41 at 56th and Post. On 96th St in fishers. At 62nd and Michigan. It's really getting more wide spread. So happy to see. I still don't think B26 has been optimized yet, although I'm fearing that even when it is, it won't help in my office.

Not yet, but hopefully soon.

How's 96th St.?

This makes me so happy. Hopefully this will translate to the entire Indy market and not just up north.

There are certainly areas that have nice coverage, but there are also plenty of deadzones, especially indoors. It doesn't appear that optimization has occurred. I'm right next to a tower, but indoors, so I have virtually no signal. I hope that changes soon.

Thanks for the reply. A couple of questions for you. I had a nexus s 4g and it had wimax. I got decent 4G in Indy, and sensorly shows Indy as having wimax. Shouldn't that mean we'd get band 41 as well? Also, when you say 'very soon' for Band 26, do you know something I don't? I have a nexus 5 and want the full Spark experience, but at this point just need the 800 mhz LTE for building penetration. My signal check pro app shows that I have excellent 800 signal at my work desk.

When is spark coming to Indy? We were one if the first LTE sits and almost all of or towers are upgraded.

Thanks for the time and information. I really appreciate it. Can't wait for usable signal at my job!

I have a Nexus 5 that is Sprint Spark Ready, but hasn't received the push from sprint that will enable Tri-band. I have manually enabled all 3 bands but I thought I read somewhere that won't matter until Sprint pushes an update. I was hoping someone could tell me if based off my screenshots, I can assume Spark is being tested here or will soon be lit up in Indy... I know we are pretty far along on the NV rollout. Thanks for replying to me.

Can some kind soul please tell me if either of these mean that I can expect Spark (or at least 800 LTE) in Indianapolis anytime soon? I get good, yet spotty, LTE coverage outdoors, but in my office building, nada. Thanks in advance.