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Windsor tower+County m between waunakee and middleton+hwy 14 going west out of middleton I had band 26. Cant post screenshots as the file is too big.

It varies per device.  You'll likely need to chat/call Sprint and ask them for your service or MSL code.

##443336772# to get your msl on 4.2.2(ZVA). This does not work on 4.4 kit kat for me. I saved mine as a phone contact. 

The problem is that the touch sensors (digitizer) are integrated with the outer glass, so if you crack the glass it breaks the circuit for the touch sensors. The galaxy nexus had a seprate layer of glass on top and I ran it over with my car the screen is cracked all over but the touch sensors still work great. For a diy, its not too difficult to replace the G2 lcd and digitizer. for about $90 and a cheap heat gun looks good as new. the digitizer itself usually goes for $40 but is extremely difficult to separate without tearing the lcd.

Never mind ##3282#

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So once I have the spc and unlocked what do I have to do to enable the other bands?

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Cant resist spamming

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Windsor this time with lg g2

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I had the Sim issue on a Verizon 4g phone too. A new Sim fixed that.

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g2 live Madison towers, Sun prairie, and Columbus, WI all connect great with 1x800 and LTE much better than galaxy nexus. Also good handoff to 3g when out of range.

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T-Mobile drivers worked as well from lg support site

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also I downloaded the TMobile USB drivers from LG as there was no link on the sprint page. and used the newest android sdk

http://www.lg.com/us/support-mobile/lg-D801

http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

on windows 7 install usb drivers .extract the sdk and navigate to the platform-tools folder. hold the shift key while right clicking the mouse and go to open in command prompt. put the phone in developer mode 7 presses on the build number in phone settings the find the developer options and enable adb over usb. connect the g2 to your pc with usb cable. type adb devices to verify the g2 is seen. then type adb pull /system/etc/apns-conf

heres mine did not touch anything lte related completely stock. works great with 1900 lte and 1x800 voice

apns-conf.xml

Lte works great for me at least the little that is live in madison. There were updates as the bb clerk was activating it

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I easily canceled via online chat and reserved at best buy mobile store. They have them but wouldn't break street date.

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Windsor, wi

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apns version="7">

<!-- LTE TEST SIM APN START -->

<apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IP" type="fota" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" mmsc="" port="" proxy="" server="" authtype="0" password="ncc" user="ncc" apn="ota" mnc="01" mcc="001" carrier="DefaultOTA"/><apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IP" type="default" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" mmsc="" port="" proxy="" server="" authtype="0" password="ncc" user="ncc" apn="internet" mnc="01" mcc="001" carrier="DefaultInternet"/><apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IP" type="dun" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" mmsc="" port="" proxy="" server="" authtype="0" password="ncc" user="ncc" apn="pam" mnc="01" mcc="001" carrier="DefaultPAM"/><apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IP" type="fota" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" mmsc="" port="" proxy="" server="" authtype="0" password="ncc" user="ncc" apn="ota" mnc="010" mcc="001" carrier="DefaultOTA"/><apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IP" type="default" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" mmsc="" port="" proxy="" server="" authtype="0" password="ncc" user="ncc" apn="internet" mnc="010" mcc="001" carrier="DefaultInternet"/><apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IP" type="dun" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" mmsc="" port="" proxy="" server="" authtype="0" password="ncc" user="ncc" apn="pam" mnc="010" mcc="001" carrier="DefaultPAM"/>

<!-- LTE TEST SIM APN END -->

 

<!-- LTE SPRINT REQ APN START -->

 

<!-- Sprint req change to ipv4 -->

<apn preferapp="" defaultflag="0" bearer="0" protocol="IP" type="fota" mmsport="" mmsproxy="" mmsc="" port="" proxy="" server="" authtype="0" password="" user="" apn="otasn" mnc="120" mcc="310" carrier="OTA"/>

<!-- LTE SPRINT REQ APN END -->

</apns>

 

I found this one for a sprint LG Optimus G

apns-conf.xml

!-- Start of Apn database for Sprint LTE support -->

mcc="310"

mnc="120"

apn="otasn"

type="fota"

protocol="IPV4V6"

roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"

bearer="14"

/>

 

mcc="001"

mnc="010"

apn="n.ispsn"

type="default, mms"

mmsc="http://mms.sprintpcs.com"

mmsproxy = "68.28.31.7"

mmsport = "80"

protocol="IPV4V6"

roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"

bearer="14"

/>

 

mcc="001"

mnc="010"

apn="otasn"

type="fota"

protocol="IPV4V6"

roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"

bearer="14"

/>

 

mcc="001"

mnc="010"

apn="pamsn"

type="dun"

protocol="IPV4V6"

roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"

bearer="14"

/>

 

mcc="001"

mnc="01"

apn="n.ispsn"

type="default, mms"

mmsc="http://mms.sprintpcs.com"

mmsproxy = "68.28.31.7"

mmsport = "80"

protocol="IPV4V6"

roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"

bearer="14"

/>

 

mcc="001"

mnc="01"

apn="otasn"

type="fota"

protocol="IPV4V6"

roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"

bearer="14"

/>

 

mcc="001"

mnc="01"

apn="pamsn"

type="dun"

protocol="IPV4V6"

roaming_protocol="IPV4V6"

bearer="14"

/>

 

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anyway....has anyone on the far east side of madison (east of 94) noticed stronger voice/3g in the past week or so?   I have gone from 0-1 bars at my desk to 3-4 recently.   Anyone else noticed a subtle change in signal strength?

yes I have been getting 4 bars from windsor in the car connecting to the far east. It was usually 3 before.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/10/14/us-cellular-rolls-out-shared-data-plans-puts-an-end-to-unlimited-data-plans-for-new-customers/

Being kicked from sprint for roaming next month, this was my only other choice besides Verizon and now they cost pretty much the same for a single line.

Just double checked the permit reports for Madison, WI for September additions and the rest of the towers are now accounted for, including Hilldale, High Point Rd, Monona area and the aforementioned Badger Interchange, etc.  Therefore ALL towers in the Madison area (by my accounts) now have approved permits (many of these have NV equipment on them). http://www.cityofmadison.com/dpced/BI/permitreports/

 

choose all construction permits, september, 2013....then search the resulting PDF for "sprint"  Really wish all communities had these so readily available.  most of the others are in August, July, May and April.

 

 

 

I don't think the far east side(Burke) is on there its on Crossroads Dr off of high crossing blvd. on top of the park bank. http://maps.google.c....29060539989477

Check engineering mode (instructions in my signature)

 

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I checked it, but at -141dbm i know its a very weak signal. Being the closest tower is either Middleton or mount horeb at 10-12 miles away with many large hills in between I cant believe I would be getting anything at all. I get no 3g or 1x from either of those towers.

Why does it say I'm getting LTE signal in black earth while roaming 1x on us cellular? There's no way I'm getting signal from the Middleton tower.