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Also which dialer code for sprint and menu options show the signal strength?

Sorry if this is repetitive but I was wondering if anyone has seen that the band priorities are different depending on if you're viewing them or editing them? Viewing I have 25-2 26-3 41-1, and editing them I can only choose between 0 and 1. Also editing them does not change their order when you go in and just view them. Is this normal? Also just to be clear the viewing I'm talking about is the one you can do without your msl.

But hopefully knowing that it's practiced to loan them out for free(I didn't even have to pay shipping) will give you some confidence in what you're asking for.

They gave us an airave for free. We don't own it but for the time being we can use it at no cost to us. Did you ask them if they'd send you one?

Well hopefully it gets fixed quickly. I knew we wouldn't be able to connect to 800 and 2600, I never thought it would affect the 1900 as well. Kind of disappointing, but having 3 bands seems like it could turn into a competitive advantage. Fingers crossed.

Hey just wondering if anyone with the nexus 5 or G2 has had any issues connecting to LTE, ie having the issue talked about on the wall.

10/30 - Spark is available today in five markets: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Tampa and Miami, Fla. I guess this doesn't necessarily mean that our market isn't currently in the works but I guess I let my hopes get a little high with all the talk about Utah being one of the first markets to be deployed on the 2.5 GHz band. Anyone else feeling this way? Anyone have any consoling words? You know so I can get my hopes up again haha. The other thing that's bothering me is that these triband phones need a software update to use the network. It almost sounds like they are going to restrict access to this faster band. Any thoughts on that? I feel like they could try and pass that off as something other than throttling and retain their truly unlimited slogan. Unfortunately I can see Sprint doing that and not blinking as eye they certainly did that with the 10 premium data fee.

Right now the G2 is the phone of choice for me, I'm also kind of excited for that case they're giving away to pre-orders. Although I'm anxious to see if the Nexus 5 has the mems camera they're talking about http://phandroid.com/2013/10/02/nexus-5-mems-camera/ that would be pretty sweet. I guess we'll just have to wait and see.

Yeah I feel kind of dumb because when I first found this site I thought all it had to offer was the articles on "the wall." I didn't see that it had forums until today when I was directed to them. They are awesome! I have an upgrade burning a hole in my pocket right that I almost spent on the Moto X and would have if it had been tri-band. So glad I didn't especially with the realization that the footprint for TD-LTE could be significant here in Utah. At least more significant than the PCS-LTE . I think all my questions are answered for now. I'll have to look into becoming a sponsor!

To start off with I just want to say the work you're doing is awesome! Apparently you have some very good resources. Thank you for sharing. Now for some questions, The pins you have in Utah that indicate LTE is available does that information come from apps like sensorly? If that's the case then it stands to reason that those sites are all 1900 MHz or PCS LTE right? Currently are no phones that support the 2.5GHz band correct? Is there any way to know which LTE bands your phone is connected to? Where did you get the list for TD-LTE? Is the TD-LTE rollout anymore detailed than the PCS LTE rollout? I live in Utah and with the G2 and Nexus 5 on the horizon this opens up a lot of exciting possibilities. Hopefully the wait is almost over for us.