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ydoucare

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  1. Drove by a tower near my house today and saw a crew mounting a microwave antenna.
  2. Tower closest to me is completely down today. Barely getting a signal from the next closest tower 6 miles away. I hope this means they're doing work.
  3. One thing I notice with my GS3 is that the EVDO signal will generally hover in the -85 to -95 range when idle, and as soon as it starts passing data, will ramp up. Right now, for example, it's hovering around -88. Ran a speedtest, and it instantly jumped up to -71 to -75 dbm.
  4. They're still having a fun time turning 800 on and off down here. Seems like it flip flops about every day or every other day.
  5. Lafayette, IN near the intersection of 52 & 26. Can definitely feel the benefit of the 2nd tower they finished. I was pretty close to the tower here, with something like a -78 to -80 signal.
  6. Now, 800 has been active all day, but eHRPD disappeared. Not to veer too far off topic, but just to note: it seems like I always get slightly faster 3G on EVDO Rev A versus eHRPD. Whenever EVDO comes back like right now, I seem to consistently pull 2.1 - 2.3 meg down, while eHRPD seems to fluctuate more. Latency is definitely lower also, in the order of maybe 15ms on average.
  7. 2-3x less latency? Don't see that one happening (sub-70 ms?). For me, latency is about the same, or maybe a little higher if anything.
  8. Out here in BFE Indiana, they seem to be having fun turning 800 on and off lately.
  9. Sprint has had CoWs setup around all the NASCAR tracks for years. It probably helps that they are the title sponsor of the cup series, but I still can't believe they haven't done it at the ballparks in Chicago already.
  10. Odd thing I've noticed around here is 800 Mhz seems to come and go randomly. Before, it would disappear for maybe a day, then come back and stay on for weeks. Now it seems just a couple weeks after the sites switched from 3G to 3G/800 on the maps, I haven't seen 800 active in over a week. Must be related to testing or something.
  11. I think you ought to just wait it out and give Sprint a chance. I don't doubt you'd be satisfied with T-Mo, but you might be even more satisfied with Sprint if you're patient enough to stick around.
  12. Yes, quite a few. That tower he's talking about there had been broadcasting CDMA voice on 800 for quite a while (Aug maybe) up until a few days ago (oddly not long after it showed up on the nv sites complete map as 3G/800).
  13. lol. You're posting on that very site. http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/212-network-visionlte-deployment-running-list/
  14. This is the kind of comment I would expect from a casual Engadget user. In my best Christ Mortensen voice: C'MON MAAAAN
  15. Looking at that lone site in Lebanon on sensorly, it looks like whoever mapped that one held onto LTE for about 7 miles down 65, which is pretty encouraging for us rural folk. Granted, at 7 miles, it's probably next to useless, but it gives me hope that me being 5 miles out I might be able to grab LTE at my house whenever it comes.
  16. Had some LTE in Lafayette as expected. Seen a peak of around 17 meg down, averaging probably 7 or 8. Looks like there's only one tower broadcasting (IN33XC039) though, so i'd say it held up pretty well.
  17. Awesome! Looking forward to testing it out this weekend.
  18. Which modem did you flash in specific? Mine's been this way for a while. Running stock JB rooted now, but was running the last official stock ICS rooted also and it wasn't showing the BSID, SID & NID either. It used to work fine, not sure when exactly it quit.
  19. All the towers in my area are finally marked 3G/800 now after 800's been active for a couple months. Seen them out working on the tower again today, so i'm starting to get a little antsy.
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