dannyrotten

I know the tower on 66th and Burnham was recently upgraded to x800 and since that happened, the LTE speeds have dropped from 15-25mbps down to roughly .5mbps. I'm guessing the numbers will go back up once it's deemed stable?

From the tower In Franklin, 51st and Rawson. Yayyyy!

13th and Ryan road... progress!

3g speeds are best I've seen in this area.

I'm connected to 1x800 at my girlfriend's house on hwy100 and janesville road in hales corners. I've never connected before. Signal check says bsl is 9710 w loomis road. It's nice to see something/ANYTHING happening in this area. Looking forward to LTE lighting up soon?

Sorry. Here's the attachment.

Tower on Loomis off ramp is back up and running. Hopefully the bugs are all worked out and the signal is here to stay. Attached is a speed test result from the old George Webbs on 43rd and Loomis.

Uhmmm. Any new updates in the Milwaukee market? I was excited when I saw 2 new pages of discussion... not so exited now.

I deliver mail very close to the 66th street tower in west allis and the 4g is still very usable, however the voice and text is what's been acting up. I'm only able to text or call while roaming. 4g is still nice and fast though.

First time this has happened to me.I live in the south east corner of Franklin, today, while inside the house, Signal Check Pro sounded the alert that I had switched over from 1xRTT to 1X800. Signal strength was -105db but usable. I was able to make an outgoing call. (3G was on roaming).Went outside & it switched back to 1xRTT with a signal strength in the mid -90's.Did this 3 or 4 times during the afternoon, nothing this evening.I suspect it might be coming from the tower near 51st & Ryan that's been upgraded to LTE for a while now.

I also live in the southeast corner of Franklin, but none of the 1x800 switching has happened to me. I get a nice LTE signal in my yard (-100ish), but rarely connect indoors. Sigh, someday I'll be able to cut my landline. I've only seen 1x800 at my cabin north of the Dells.

Where is that water tower on 27th?

Yes, that's the tower. I did see your mapping on sensorly, giantVeg. I'm going to go out and map more of the area this weekend.

According to sensorly mapping, the site by oak creek lions club is active. Anybody know what the delay is with the Loomis road site?

I see another site complete in oak creek in by the lions club. Anyone getting LTE there? I don't see anything on sensorly yet. 

Sprints network is getting worse not better.

I agree. It's sad that I'm so excited for my service to improve from barely usable to still crappy. I always argue to my friends on what a great deal it is for Sprint with unlimited everything, but I only use 1gb a month because it's so frustratingly slow. I was promised 4g 2 years ago like everyone else yada yada yada, but I think it's time to finally switch over to Verizon. My girlfriend pays quite a bit more than I do, but she gets 15-25mb speeds everywhere she goes- inside big buildings, in houses, downtown, state fair, Summerfest, you name it. I've been awfully patient, but they're not moving fast enough to save a once-loyal customer.

That's only because no one has mapped it. As you can see, you can pick up LTE on 94 which is on the other side of the park from the tower.

 At the fair all day yesterday. Like I said, the fairgrounds are out of reach of 4g signal. I have personally mapped most of the area while delivering mail, or traveling throughout the area in my mail truck. 

No LTE for me around State Fair Park. I didn't do all the tricks, but I did toggle airplane mode.  There was a white van at the water tower, if that is indeed where the signal is coming from.

According to sensorly maps, State Fair is out of reach from the closest 4g towers (66th and Burnham to the south, and Canal street to the east). 

I'm currently mapping while I deliver the mail.... don't tell my boss.

I just started picking up strong 4g signal on my mail route, 57th and rogers area. West Allis. Haven't had it previously, so that should be good news to plenty of people.

I had breakfast on Howell and Drexel this morning. Great speeds! Sure was nice to read a digital newspaper and not wait 3 minutes for each page to act like it's loading, while simultaneously draining my battery to 10%

I'm traveling through Omaha today and I have 4g in north Omaha and Bennington. Good speeds too.