misteroh

Double confirmed. I live near the I-5 off of Regents/Arriba and 4G is now dead.

i might have fixed the mapping issue! I replaced all references to the custom ROM in the eri.xml file back to Sprint. Now my apartment has a nice purple dot right over it isolated from the rest of the purple spots.

OK, I just edited my eri.xml file to change all references for the carrier to Sprint. Hopefully that fixes it???

If you guys have any Roms where the dev thought it was cute to change the carrier branding you will never see your points on the map. They go into the Sensorly lala land as you are reporting coverage for a fake carrier.

 

I even tried to set some of these devs straight on the issue but they were more worried about how to make all their icons blue and how to put 57 toggles on the notification pull down. So I gave up..

 

Sent from my little Note2

well that explains it. sigh... i really like my ROM though...

I'll give it a shot when I get off work

then why hasn't the area around my house at least showed up on the map? It's not even registering as a tiny blip.

Sensorly maps are updated within several hours of getting new data, often within 10 or 15 minutes. If you are not seeing your data after a couple of hours, then there was a problem with your phone reporting the information.

Man, I'm so confused then. How many "points" does it take to register? Here's a screenshot I took after just 4 minutes of map trip just inside my house. Previous trips where I actually ride around town yield hundreds. The Sensorly app's home page says I've collected 2776 measurements... Now only some of those include LTE points but still!

Anyways... Still getting very strong LTE signal right inside my house. A few minute drive in any direction switches me over to 3G. I guess I'm really lucky! It's about as fast as my wi-fi through AT&T U-Verse's DSL and 10 times as fast as my girlfriend's DSL.

Ok, I've done the map trip for several minutes and gotten quite a few LTE points. Why isn't the coverage map updating?

I'll have sensorly on as I ride my motorcycle to a dr. appointment a bit northeast of north torrey pines

I just drove through parts of La Jolla, University City, and Torrey Pines with Sensorly mapping. No luck on getting any LTE service.

How strange... I live in La Jolla/UTC and work in Torrey Pines. I was still getting LTE this morning when I woke up at home but now that I'm at work (which is only a few miles away) it's back to crappy 3G.

All the WiMax mapping on Sensorly is in known WiMax Protection Site locations when I just checked now. It doesn't appear to be showing LTE marking mistakenly on the WiMax maps.

 

Robert

Really? There is a small purple splotch in the WiMax map that is right over my house! The Map Trip function automatically uploads the data to the sensorly servers, right?

All this LTE action in La Jolla and Santee, and not one blip on Sensorly. The New Orleans and Austin members would have had four cars mapping each site in an hour.

 

I'm counting on all you San Diegans who said that when LTE started going live in your market, you'd be all over it. Where'd you guys all go?

 

Robert via Nexus 7 with Tapatalk HD

Haha hey! I've been using it, but the 4g gets reported as being WiMax...

 

 

Have you rooted your phone? We have found some ROMs incorrectly report the signal to Sensorly, causing it to map improperly, or not map at all.

Yes I'm rooted and using a custom ROM. That being said, it's still based on TouchWiz... Curious.

Weird, it's strangely reporting the 4G as being WiMax on sensorly

Just installed it!

... What do I do with it? ahhaha

i just got 4G tonight!!! I live in La Jolla near UCSD