NiteSnow

PRL doesn't control LTE connectivity. Only CDMA connections. 

Yes it does, you're spreading old misconceptions. There's tons of info for LTE in the PRL files.

Nice article. We need more estrogen on this site. It sucks being the lowely gay guy to provide balance here lol lmao.

You're not the only one. Although I'm probably a bit too butch to provide any sort of balance.

Why not CT? Kind of ridiculous. You can have 4g in NYC and Boston but nowhere in between...

CT over regulates cell tower construction and any work on the cell towers needing to be upgraded. IIRC it takes Sprint roughly 30-60 days or more to get approval for work on one cell site in CT.

A 5 MHz LTE downlink contains 25 resource blocks for a total of 300 subcarriers. If all subcarriers are operating at 64-QAM, then peak, raw data rate in total is 25.75 Mbps. For typical 2x2 MIMO on the downlink, two spatial channels doubles that to 51.5 Mbps.But that is including coding and overhead. Peak, actual data throughput will be considerably lower, likely ~35 Mbps.AJ

Thanks for that. That's not too bad at all. Especially in comparison to Verizon's LTE in my area.

What will raw data speeds be like between tower and device in optimal conditions at 5Mhz