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I work at Hato Rey and have had mostly 1X for 2 weeks and a bit of Roaming. At Hato Rey, my closest site has the NV panels but is not NV complete. Were I live, south of San Juan, between Paseos and Montehiedra, good signal, but awful speeds. At my mother's is the worse, because is located at the farthest point between 3 sites (2 of them NV Complete), but is always showing one bar and 1X. There the battery of my iPhone 4S drains at an advance rate. My hope is that when these sites are NV complete and active the indoor signal improves such that the battery issue is no longer a problem.

I agree with the battery issue and it's one of the issues I'm looking forward to see improve with NV. In my mother's house my battery drained in under 7 hours from full charge with barely any use, just because it was on either 1x with one bar, searching for a signal or roaming.

There is a tower closer to that spot and is in Barceloneta. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk 2

They already did Vieques and Culebra. I'll presume those crews can focus on the USVI. My guess anyway. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Went to the store but the only solution is to restore the phone thru iTunes. Reseting Network Settings did nothing. Re doing the ##UPDATE# thru a WiFi connection didn't produce anything. Apparently after the original network settings update thru spotty 3G, something failed that now I can't connect to the network. Very frustrating.

I'll go to the Sprint Store in Roosevelt Ave. during lunch. I saw a tweet in the official Sprint Puerto Rico twitter account showing off an LTE speedtest from Hato Rey. 8 minutes later, no service. NV related? First time with No service in the SJ metro area though.

Do you have a network connection right now? Mine its not connecting, not even for roaming.

Started the ##873283# update service on my iPhone 4S and once finished it won't connect to the network. It stays at Searching... At the moment i'm in Hato Rey. It was working just fine. Any thoughts?

I'm guessing is NV related because just minutes later speeds were awful, below 100kbps. . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This was on Calle Cesar Gonzalez, between Roosevelt Ave and Eleanor Roosevelt in San Juan. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

This was on Calle Cesar Gonzalez, between Roosevelt Ave and Eleanor Roosevelt in San Juan. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's well explained, thanks. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hopefully it will not be forgotten by Sprint. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No LTE 800 in Puerto Rico initially. From the information you have, is there a schedule for deployment of LTE 800 in Puerto Rico? 2014 or beyond? Its good to know taking into account phone upgrade terms and phone availability with LTE 800 capabilities beyond 2013.

It doesn't surprise me, as this has been the pattern in other markets. Chicago and Boston, for example. In PR, its close to 50% the sites that are in the metro area and 50% in the rest of the island. Almost all of the Western part (North and South) of the island except Mayaguez is complete. Once everything outside of the metro area is completed, all those crews can concentrate on it. It would not surprise me that the PR markets is fully completed ahead of schedule.

Found the culprit site. The Salinas one. Right there in the middle of the Salinas cluster. It was the one mentioned by kendog, the Santiago Camp site. Eagerly waiting for more updates!

I'll recheck the screenshot. In the list I see a Salinas one that I may have overlooked. Tomorrow I'll check and let you know. Thanks.

I see Site #Site PR59XC207. Missing from Manatí is Site# PR03XC003 which is the next to the West of PR59XC207. For me its odd that a lone site is not complete having the surrounding clusters completed. I mention that I counted 20 sites, because I did a screenshot of the last update of October 8 and counted the new sites. I mention Manati because it was odd. It could be another one. The screenshot is on my work computer. I can include it tomorrow.

The Manati site is not present on the NV Complete map.

From the October 14 updates the post says 21 NV Complete sites. The map shows only 20.