regularjordon

I am sorry it was my request not the screenshots but people's experiences. I experienced extra slow data going from tower to tower in parts of the network which are normally are very usable (>.5Mbps) I traveled this path probably 30 times a year. I spend a good deal of time in cheat lake/bruceton mills area. My post and ispythesky posts were not about lte or high speed it was a request if an event has happened that has changed the normally usable (not great or even good but usable) network to something unuseble(<.05Mbps).

 

On the lte front I still believe Morgantown will see Pittsburgh market band 26 before ntelos gets their lte up and running. This coming after I've even seen the schedule map for Pittsburgh Maket and you know how sad of a statement that is.

 

I should have asked ispythesky to drive 5-10 miles north and toggle airplane mode to test the phone. I have connected to 1x800 south of Morgantown so they should be just outside of band 26 currently. I should take a trip to five guys and go through Point Marion to Morgantown and see how close band 26 gets.

 

Again sorry for the screenshots.

So, would you, or anyone else with experience in this area (north central / eastern panhandle WV) recommend I renew my contract with US Cellular, or take a chance and try Sprint or a different network?

I know USCC has LTE in most normal parts of the state but their data speeds are not amazing, but definitely sufficient. 

I currently live in Morgantown, and have been wanting to try Sprint out as an alternative to US Cellular, but after hearing that LTE will not happen till at least 2016 is just insane. Now i know i'll defenitly stay with USCC for 2 more years.