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  1. Ahhh. Good point. You'd think I'd remember something about how this stuff works. (Used to work for Ericsson in the cell side) but it's amazing how you block out stuff.

    I was forgetting the sectors throughput could be limiting, and completely focusing on it being the back end of the data feed that would be overloaded for data.

    Lesson learned too many people at walmart, 2 pubs, best buy and sprint store have sprint phones. People on the other side of the street all must be on VZW. :)

     

    thanks.

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  2. I understand it. The capacity and usage of each site is different. There will not be a more uniform experience until Network Vision upgrades are made in your area.

     

    Robert via Samsung Note II using Forum Runner

    It's the same tower according to my phone. That said, I think it's more of an interference thing maybe? As there is a VZW tower very close to the Walmart side.

    Here is my current speedtest from about 50-100 yards from a new tower.

    Screenshot_2012-11-07-12-25-16.png

     

    (I took the screenshot after I was back in my office where it doesn't get a mobile network anymore)

  3. Thats funny, because sitting in the brier creek area with full bars, I cannot even load Google.com. It literally times out. It has to have the lowest capacity tower in the Triangle area or something, it is ridiculous.

    I've noticed this too.

    Never understood it, same tower on the walmart side, (sprint store, walmart, coldstone, etc) I can't do crap until I find wifi.

    Go over to Dick's, Jason's, target etc and it works fine. even though the signal is 1-3db weaker on the Target side. i was hoping once they switched to the NV/ehrpd backend it would improve in places like that and at my office. (Davis Dr and 54) but it's actually WORSE here at the office now that it's on ehrpd.

    I've lost 6db since two weeks ago at the office with the move to ehrpd, (i worked from home last week)

    Sadly, even though I have a REALLY good deal with sprint, If something doesn't change soon, I'm going to have to change as it's unusable in so many places around here.

     

     

    Edit: Went to do a speed test to get a bad screen shot, and i'm now on 1xRTT:6 with a -87dBm signal.

    Argh. Oh well. off to jimmie john's so at lest something will be freaky fast today. :)

  4. such as?

    According to the store at brier creek, they are claiming LTE towers are already starting to come live in the area. They said it was on their sprint intranet. My buddies that work for Sprint could not find anything indicating that. They couldn't even find anything mentioning as much as we could see that several towers have moved to ehrpd etc.

    And when one of them asked around, the reply he got was January at the earliest for first towers having LTE turned on.

     

    I'm hoping that is NOT the case.

  5. In all seriousness though, I've noticed a boost in the Cary area of late. So much so that I swapped my temp. wimax conquer back for my galaxy nexus and can't tell the difference anymore. So whether they're working on NV or not, it's getting better.

    that's good to hear. I still can barely use my galaxy s3 from work in RTP. (Near Davis and 54)

    I'm praying that when they open up it will fix the complete lack of signal here. :(

     

    And my speeds at home have gone down significantly on 3g in the last few months.

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