lilotimz
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Hmmm... I wonder when someone will go out to that area around that accepted site and start mapping with sensorly... hmmm
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Very clever, people. Here's the only one I've located so far for clovis, and I'm not sure it's even for Sprint.
Thats Sprint and get rid of the link. Sponsor info.
Tim Page also does applications for upper central valley sites as well.
Cough Cough... time to start your own permit maps cough cough
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System Announcement: Tulare County Online Permitting is currently offline. Please contact Tulare county directly for assistance at 559-733-6291
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My heart jumped when I saw this. I didn't think any work was gonna start before July! How long does it take for a current production rate estimate?
The production rate estimate vary depending on how much sites are accepted every time an acceptance reports comes in. It's in no way related to how fast contractors are working. It just means how many sites are ready and is inspected and accepted. I'd say we'll see NV sites accepted every few days now in increasing numbers.
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Heh.. 1 is better than none!
Upper Central Valley
Status: Site Deployment Beginning
NV Sites Accepted = <1%LTE Sites Accepted = <1%
Anticipated LTE Launch = TBDOriginal Scheduled Completion = Q2 2014
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does that mean you can go to roseville and get LTE? where is it?It means one can find LTE signal potentially anywhere from Modesto all the way north to the oregon border or from Dixon east to Sparks Nevada. This 4G acceptance site means that the Sacramento MSC (switch) is ready to go and that new Network Vision sites can be connected to it pronto.
Anyways, this is the first cell site formally accepted for 4G and it's located around Theiles Manor near the Union Pacific Roseville Railyard. It's going to be a small area due to the high density population around Sacramento so it'll be configured for capacity and not range. I'd estimate probably a mile or two in radius. 3G is not accepted and probably won't be until the rest of the area have enough upgrades to cluster launch.
By the way, this site HAS NOT BEEN MAPPED.IT IS NOT ON SENSORLY SO HAVE YOUR SENSORLY APP RUNNING AND MAPPING.
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First full build Upper Central Valley Sprint cell site has been 4G LTE accepted over at roseville. It's here!
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Did some forum searching and didn't nor couldn't find anything relating to this, so what Are typical 3g average speeds after NV upgrades to a tower?
1.0-> ~2.5mbps / ~600kbps -> 1.5 mbps DL-UL.
Example :
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Tulare County's building permit page kept throwing errors at me today. Of course, I don't know all the parcel numbers for the Sprint towers outside the city of Visalia.
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Use the GIS parcel viewers. That's the method I use for county permit searches.
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On the plus side, I found a permit for the tower on woodland at walnut for Sprint. Looks like it was dated 4/26! I'm a happy camper now. Work should start next month in Visalia!
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Heh... *looks at merced county, fresno county, & tulare county building divisions pages*...
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Stopped by after work today at around 5:30. Apparently they close at 5. Will try again next week if I get a chance. Should I ask for a specific time frame? Like permits within last month or two?
From march onwards should be good. Much thanks for actually doing this!
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Current # stands at 145 out of 500ish or a tad over 25% of all known cell sites that I could find.
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I thought it was part of the agreement that Sprint can't buy any CLWR shares on the open market until November 2013.
Sprint itself can't... but Softbank can....dun dun dun...
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Ah someone who frequents citrus heights! IF someone have time, it'd be extremely helpful they read this link http://www.citrusheights.net/home/index.asp?page=1092
and head over to the City Clerks Office and do a public records request on telecommunication / cell tower / antenna building permit records. Citrus heights is one of the cities that don't post permits online.
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Awesome, that's what I thought they were. This one is on the border of Antelope and North Highlands. On Blackfoot right off of Watt. I was laughing at my girlfriend because she never once saw 4g on her Evo Shift here and now that I found this cell site with wimax, she switched to the LTE.
Unfortunately nothing's been applied for that site that I can find. Fortunately that site is located in unincorporated county so permits are no big deal compared to CoS. I keep a permit / progress map in the sponsors area if you wish to track the progress of cell sites in the market.
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Hey guys, just found this site and all the info is awesome. I started looking out for cell sites and realized that this one is right by where I live. I'm pretty sure there's some sprint up there because my signal was in the low 50 dBm. I was wondering if someone with more knowledge could point out what parts are sprint.
Top is legacy sprint while the bottom is clearwire wimax antennas. What's the location of this site btw? We have maps of exact locations of all Sprint cell sites and I can easily check up on it.
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leave those to the threads dedicated in the general topic areas. There's multi page discussions on these events already.
Anyways, meh... Waiting waiting waiting patiently.
Sent from my SPH-D710
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Same old slow data connection down in southwest sac / south sac but nothings going on down here yet. Though with the slew of issued permits in the north / northeast unincorporated sacramento areas, I wouldn't be surprised if they're working on sites over at your part of town.
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They have only accepted financing for a very limited number of months. I believe only 3 times. According to my research Sprint needs all strategic partners to go against the Clearwire recommendation and that may not happen. Sprint can easily lose Intel or one of those cable companies support and not have enough stake in the company. Business is about making money and that is all Intel and the Cable Companies want.
Cable companies... supporting Dish... a satellite company... I see no problems in this at all.
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Eh! Another Sacramento person! Sup!
Sponsorship information is in this link. You'll like what we have in the backend. Trust me.
edit : Psst.. it's Premier Sponsor not Prestige... we don't do a lot of killing around these parts to level up...
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I don't see them for that price offhand. I did see some used Sprint phones on Glyde for not too much, but I think they are WiMax not LTE (EVO Shift 4G and Galaxy SII Epic 4G) A Boost Force for $170 is the best deal I can find so far.
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It's hard to tell if the new coverage showing up on Sensorly is a new tower or just more samples coming in from the two which are definitely lit up. I have to admit I love this kind of data, I wish I could spend some time roaming around filling in the map. My lowly iPhone 4S obviously isn't up to the task though. What's the cheapest way to get a Sensorly compatible phone? Looks like there are some LTE options for $200-$250 or so. That's a little more than I'm willing to pay just to be able to run Sensorly. If I could figure out how to do it for sub-$100 that would maybe be worth it to me.
Galaxy Victory 4G LTE can be had for around $120 and is a tough little phone with superb RF characteristics.
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It's right next to Earth Shelters Developers if anyone's wondering.
does that mean you can go to roseville and get LTE? where is it?
Network Vision/LTE - New York City Market
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Not close enough to determine but looks like ATT or Verizon. Look here for Alcatel-Lucent setups... http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/3915-how-to-spot-sprint-panels-and-rrus-alcatel-lucent-style/