kineticman

Where's the "unlike" button? I have refused to upgrade to 8.3 simply for this app.

So I tried this at another tower today in Indy market. I think I have it isolated to this- if the phone is in an area with b41 with a fringe signal and the phone starts searching at b26, it will sit on b26 for 10-15 seconds and if it can't lock to b41 it drops to 3G. If The phone locks to b41 first, it's just fine and stays parked there. I tested with another phone to confirm.

Yep - I'm seeing this now in Indy market. I took a Youtube of it (ignore the WiFi signal - it shows that whenever I connect to PC to take video screenshots). Samsung market - fully upgraded B41, B25, B26 tower. Never had issues with it before. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTid-P4qJMY&feature=youtube_gdata_player

I googled that and nothing even came up. Not sure how you came across that method but I will not update iOS now. I love your app!

Out of curiosity, what did they change that broke the app?

This rocks! Well done sir.

Sorry... Project Description: 3179 E LIVINGSTONE AVENUE - VERIZON WIRELESS CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS 100-FOOT MONOPOLE TOWER AND EQUIPMENT FENCED COMPOUND - INSTALL MONOPOLE W/ ANTENNAS, FENCE & INDUSTRIALIZED UNIT PLAN APPROVAL: FINAL REVIEWED FOR COMPLIANCE UNDER: 2011 OBC AND TIA-222-G WORK INCLUDED IN THIS APPROVAL: STRUCTURAL AND ELECTRICAL INCLUDING IU BUILDING WORK NOT INCLUDED IN THIS APPROVAL: NONE USE / OCCUPANCY GROUP: U, UTILITY CELL TOWER / IU EQUIPMENT SHELTER BUILDING / CELLULAR COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT / FENCED ENCLOSURE CONSTRUCTION TYPE: II-B / NON-SPRINKLERED DESCRIPTION OF THE WORK: INSTALL CELLULAR EQUIPMENT COMPOUND SITE: FERRIS/CLMB-243 FOR VERIZON WIRELESS. PROPERTY IS CURRENTLY VACANT AND WILL RECEIVE ACCESS ROADWAY, STORMWATER DRAINAGE, FENCED COMPOUND, GROUND-MOUNTED EQUIPMENT AND STEEL MONOPOLE. THE 100-FOOT STEEL MONOPOLE TOWER WILL CELLULAR EQUIPMENT MOUNTED ON A VERIZON-DEDICATED PLATFORMS AT THE 100-FOOT AND THE 85-FOOT LEVELS WITH TWELVE (12) PANEL ANTENNAS ON EACH PLATFORM AND TWO (2) 8-FOOT MICROWAVE DISHES AT THE 65-FOOT LEVEL. AN OHIO-CERTIFIED MODEL D-9219 FIBREBOND 11-6 BY 25-5.5 BY 9-0 INDUSTRIALIZED UNIT SHELTER BUILDING WILL BE INSTALLED IN THE EQUIPMENT COMPOUND ON A REINFORCED CONCRETE PAD AND THE EQUIPMENT SHELTERED IN THE BUILDING WILL BE CONNECTED TO THE TOWER-MOUNTED EQUIPMENT BY COAXIAL AND HYBRIFLEX CABLES. STRUCTURAL DESIGN OF THE MONOPOLE AND ITS FOUNDATION ARE BY ENGINEERED ENDEAVORS DATED MARCH 4, 2013 BY MICHAEL R. MOREL,P.E. USING TIA-222-G STANDARD AND 2011 OBC WITH A 90-MPH WIND LOADING; AND ENGINEERED PLANS FOR THE PROJECT ARE PROVIDED BY GPD GROUP BY DARRIN KOTECKI, P.E. ADDITIONAL ELECTRICAL SERVICE WIRING INCLUDES AN EQUIPMENT H-FRAME, SERVICE WIRING AND GROUNDING METHODS, AND SERVICE TO THE SHELTER BUILDING. CONDITIONS OF THE OCCUPANCY: 1)UNOCCUPIED STRUCTURES EXCEPT FOR MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS, AND ANY PROPOSED ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT TO BE TOWER-MOUNTED WILL REQUIRE A STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS DETERMINATION AND REPORT FOR PRE-APPROVAL. DESIGN OCCUPANT LOAD: NONE UNOCCUPIED STRUCTURES FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEMS: NOT REQUIRED / NONE INSTALLED FIRE ALARM SYSTEM: NOT REQUIRED / NONE INSTALLED NOTES / COMMENTS / CONDITIONS OF THE PLAN APPROVAL: ELECTRICAL AND STRUCTURAL INSPECTIONS ARE REQUIRED PER THE ATTACHED REQUIRED INSPECTIONS CHECKLIST. RECORD / HISTORY: PROPOSED LOCATION HAS BEEN VERIFIED AS CONTAINED ON PROPERTY LISTED ON FRANKLIN COUNTY AUDITORS PARCEL #010-105294.

I gotta ask - who's first computer was a Tandy from Radio Shack?

And that's now my New wallpaper for my phone - tell your friend thanks!

We fear change

I have iPhone 6 and was able to capture this screen shot while in field test shortly after airplane mode flicked on/off.

I was in Manhattan for a few days last week and was very impressed with Sprint and in particular data performance on B41. Perhaps some of the other NYC members could chime in for your particular area.

AJ, What are the pros/cons to use the slotted mode vs e/CSFB?

Set phone to bold text under accessibility. Only way currently.

Everytime I see Neville Ray's name, I think of Aaron Neville and his o' so sweet singing voice.

Not sure if this has been shared before but this link shows a current map of Magenta's Band 12 holdings. https://sites.google.com/site/cellularbinder/t-mobile-700a-spectrum

My Chevy is better than your Ford! My Chevy had those same features on the 2013 as the 2014 Ford. I can't believe you'd pay for that Ford! I hear this argument in my head every time someone brings up the Apple vs Android phone argument. I'm thinking of designing a sticker for sale on S4GRU from the famous Calvin & Hobbes comic of Calvin peeing on something. Usually, it's a Ford or Chevy logo, but I'm going to change it to an Apple or Android phone. Anyone wanna buy one?

Model A1524* CDMA EV-DO Rev. A and Rev. B (800, 1700/2100, 1900, 2100 MHz) UMTS/HSPA+/DC-HSDPA (850, 900, 1700/2100, 1900, 2100 MHz) TD-SCDMA 1900 (F), 2000 (A) GSM/EDGE (850, 900, 1800, 1900 MHz) FDD-LTE (Bands 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 13, 17, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 28, 29) TD-LTE (Bands 38, 39, 40, 41) source: http://www.apple.com.edgesuite.net/iphone-6/specs/

Well, I swear the copy I had linked had Sprint on it a bunch of times in Ocala. I can't seem to find it now - but trust me I saw bunch of B41 permits in your city! I'll have to keep searching.

I'm in the Columbus market. It's really just a lot of Googling and visiting local building department websites. Sometimes you get lucky and they have online permitting reports - other times, you are just out of luck.

Since I picked on you about your posting on TOP of the quotes in another thread, I thought I'd give you good news about Ocala & B41. I couldn't find the original PDF, but here's a cached copy of recent permits applied for B41 in your area. http://goo.gl/6rwuNC ps - Sorry off topic, but I remembered his post and had to quote it!

Good news for you New Mexico/TX gang: On August 14, 2014, Sprint Corporation (Sprint) filed three requests for waiver of Section 90.209((7) of the Commission’s rules 1 to permit 800 MHz wideband operations in portions of the New Mexico (Region 29),2 Texas-El Paso (Region 50),3 and Texas-San Antonio (Region 53)4 National Public Safety Planning Advisory Committee (NPSPAC) regions prior to completion of the 800 MHz Band reconfiguration in those regions (collectively “Sprint Waiver Requests”). http://transition.fcc.gov/Daily_Releases/Daily_Business/2014/db0826/DA-14-1238A1.pdf