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And you know this how?

Speed tests were done while on the lower platform in the Rosslyn station, Tuesday evening. Overall I had usable speeds while visiting the Clarendon, Virginia Square and Ballston areas last week.

I thought it was the Sprint network blocking me from viewing the site. Good it hear it's all systems go.

https://network.sprint.com/search/38.857823%2C-77.050638/ Crystal City, VA near the Crystal City Metro station and DCA 38.857823,-77.050638

https://network.sprint.com/search/east+bethel%2C+mn/ East Bethel, MN County Hwy 18 & Lexington Ave NE

I hadn’t been to D.C. in a while, and then I went back there in September and was disappointed that I had no Sprint signal in some stations. I wasn’t expecting signal in the tunnels between stations. It’s frustrating when everyone around you is on Verizon and has no trouble. I’ll be back in D.C. May and I guess I shouldn’t anticipate any changes then either. I am hoping that there is some improvement when I return in August and November. If Sprint can improve their coverage and bring LTE to the metro they will have a great advantage. I would assume that it’s very difficult to get the metro to run on a single track so Sprint can add signal to the tunnels. Coordinating the installation when they are running on a single track to do already scheduled track work is probably also very difficult.

In October 2009, Sprint announced With the deployment of Network Vision to the rest of D.C. will they also bring Network Vision to the underground Metro stations that already have Sprint service at the same time? Also, at the same time will they be deploying Network Vision to underground Metro stations and tunnels that don’t have Sprint service yet? If they do delay Network Vision deployment to the Metro system I would believe it would have to do with the additional planning, permits and coordination with multiple entities, required to work within the Metro System.

In October 2009, Sprint announced With the deployment of Network Vision to the rest of D.C. will they also bring Network Vision to the underground Metro stations that already have Sprint service at the same time? Also, at the same time will they be deploying Network Vision to underground Metro stations and tunnels that don’t have Sprint service yet? If they do delay Network Vision deployment to the Metro system I would believe it would have to do with the additional planning, permits and coordination with multiple entities, required to work within the Metro System.

Is Sprint also on the tower located at 44.99897,-93.132627? I found it while riding my bike today. All I could see on the site were markings for AT&T/Cingular, T-Mobile, and Clearwire.

Sprint is giving the Twin Cities the cold shoulder.

Sprint's network enhancement website states that the tower closes to me recently had a data speed upgrade LOL

In St. Paul, MN using a Sierra 250U