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    That is possible. I haven't seen PCS GSM/EDGE or PCS WCDMA/HSPA in a while though. This may be because I am on the edge of cell on AT&T in most places I spend my time...
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    In Seattle AT&T has all GSM/EDGE/WCDMA on 850, 10x10 B17 LTE, 10x10 B2 LTE and some WCS.
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    Here AT&T has no EDGE on PCS - they refarmed that to LTE. They do have EDGE on 850 which is why this is so confusing.
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    No I know that, it's just that on AT&T, WCDMA/HSPA eclipses the range of edge. I live on the edge of cell for AT&T as well but I never see edge. It's always -120ish LTE, -110ish to -120ish WCDMA/HSPA or No Service. Is it just the way that T-Mobile has programmed their phones or does edge truly have a greater range than WCDMA/HSPA. Sometimes tmos edge gets up to 3 bars so I don't really know what to think.
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    My buddy gave me his old phone and it's unlocked so I picked up a T-Mobile SIM to check out the service again because I haven't looked at them in a while. Does anyone notice that T-Mobile phones have a very hard time holding on to a weak HSPA/WCDMA signal and drop to edge a lot because when I set my phone down on a table for a while, it picks up a bar on 4G but as soon as I pick it up, it goes to edge.
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    On the sensory website if you zoom in, you can see when the coverage in an area was recorded. If I remember correctly, the LTE in Alaska is bogus but you can check. If it was updated this February to March then it's legit.
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    Aggregated band 41 carriers are on different frequencies. 800mhz is all on 1 frequency. Same frequency + same frequency = interference.
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    Verizon doesn't have 2.3ghz. Verizon only holds 700, 800, 1900 and AWS (2100). AT&T might have 2.3ghz tho because they are rolling out WCS rn
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    Yes
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    This is awesome! One thing I noticed is that your APN is n.nv.ispsn...shouldn't it just be n.ispsn?
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    Awesome! Excited to hear what you find!
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    Wait so have you seen any LTE on I-90 or in other areas of Montana or even Missoula that you haven't napped?
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    No B25 but very nice and fast B25?
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    Why would sprint just give away their spectrum with no roaming deal or anything?
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    I'm working on getting the money together. Hopefully I'll be able to donate soon...
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    Dang how do you become an honored premier sponsor?
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    I see sprint doing a full pcs to LTE refarm soon but leaving the 1x800 carrier for a while
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    Does anyone have a map or information on where the sites acquired from CellularOne in Montana actually are?
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    No word on when it will roll to the US/Sprint right
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    I'm heading to France this week and was checking which provider had the best service considering I might be picking up a local SIM card and stumbled across "4G+" on sensorly. When I clicked the caption, it said that it was carrier aggregation. How come there isn't 4G+ for sprint - there should be a ton considering the availability of 2.5 LTE now...I've attached screenshots of the 4G+. http://m.imgur.com/IeKQdVJ http://m.imgur.com/nWvD0Ht
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    Wow. Let us know what you find Robert!
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    It also says copyright OpenStreetMap which is new
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    Yea I noticed the same thing last night. I think they're doing something with the maps...maybe something to do with the new coverage we're seeing in the Dakotas/Montana/Alaska?
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    EARFCN of 700 indicates a center downlink frequency of 1940mhz and a center uplink frequency of 1860mhz. Looks like it's in the a block.
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