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Roaming is on, off, on, off...

LTE is coming!

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Because of my experience with Hurricane Andrew, I will always have a landline. Landlines work when nothing else does, and they're not expensive.

Good luck! I'm still at 77.6.36.XT897.Sprint.en.US. Just tried updating, but I get a "Your device is up to date! No update is necessary at this time."

. . . I mapped some more stuff near the air base.

Nice job!

I went around there this morning around 2 am, but the tower wasn't turned on. So, I mapped signals spewing from the tower by the Target -- the LTE on the Turnpike almost reached 152 street!

. . . does the GS3 have a LTE only mode?. . .

I don't know if this works on the GS3, but on my Photon Q, I go into Phone, dial *#*#4636#*#* and that takes me to a "Testing" page. I go into "Phone Information," scroll towards the bottom, and click on the dropdown menu. There, I found many connection choices, including an option for "LTE only."

"LTE only" means exactly that, so make sure to memorize and/or write down that *#*#4636#*#* code.

Edit/disclaimer: Don't shoot me if this messes up your phone.

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oh ok thanks that was good info and do you know if sprint going to fix the evo lte

PMFJI, but also, HTC has been having financial problems... Anyway, I wouldn't raise my hopes.

Okay, try this one. If an 800 MHz site falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?

 

AJ

Yes.

It happens for me once a month on average I would say. It can be any one of 2-3 different tones I hear. One is a noise that is similar to what I hear in absolute silence but is slowly amplified (hard to explain) then suddenly goes away. Another is a distinct frequency that is lower than that. It comes and goes quickly (maybe lasts 10-15 seconds).

 

It is quite random when they occur, I have gone months and months without hearing them then sometimes I hear them a couple times in the same week.

 

It happens so rarely and sporadically though that it doesn't bother me much. Should I be concerned?

Just stay away from loud music, or wear ear plugs.

Only if your ears are cable of hearing such a high frequency noise. In which case life is probably quite interesting for you. Sometimes my ears move out of tune and I hear strange tones myself. I have been hearing them since I was 5 or 6, the frequency is far to high for me to be able to hear usually but I don't know what i'm hearing.

My case is a little different and happened as I got older. It's called tinnitus.

A couple of hours ago, I drove, with Sensorly, to the 4G-complete Homestead tower at SW 104 ave and 248 street.

As I went east on 248 street, no sign of 4G, even as I'm almost right at the tower. So, I did the airplane mode on-off thing, and that did the trick. I continued east on 248 st until I reached 97 ave, made a U-turn and drove to 112 ave. Turned north until 4G disappeared around 220 street. Turned around and tried to recapture 4G.

4G never came back. I lost count of how many times I went in and out of airplane mode, even as I was right by the tower. Not sure how to interpret that. Too bad, as I really wanted to explore that area.

. . . I shot it on medium format color reversal film. But with the demise of photochemical printing, I probably should get a high resolution digital scan of my original film stock.

Yes, you absolutely must! It's too beautiful not to preserve digitally.

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Around 8 st and 67 ave. The area is covered in lte goodness all the way to 40 st and 67.

Ah! Thanks. Good place to be!

As promised! Crazy speeds. Went from 0.5 or less to this!!!

Where?

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