Brad The Beast
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So I can expect to get a couple of miles of useful range? That will be good. How high do you have your antennas mounted? Two antennas. One vertical and one horizontal correct?
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All, I'm going to be working on some rural sites and will be using a wireless internet solution. I think Sprint would be the cheapest option but I'll only be able to use them in some places and I'll need a directional antenna. What do you guys recommend for directional antennas and what useful range can I expect? I don't need it to be super fast. If I'm able to get speeds of 5 down 5 up that would be fine. The setup will be directional antenna connected to a Cisco IR1101 Integrated Services Router. Any feedback is appreciated.
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Colorado abandons legal effort to stop Sprint, T-Mobile merger
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Alright sweet!
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Excellent! Do we have any info on VoLTE national launch timing? I seem to remember someone saying by the end of the year but if I translate from Sprint to english that means probably in 2-3 years.
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UND dumped their EBS license ages ago. They could possibly have struck a deal with Polar? That's the only thing I can think of. When I drove by that site yesterday I was not getting band 41 speeds.
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As far as I know the roaming limits are the same.
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They have a plan. It's called AT&T roaming.
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Verizon isn't shutting down CDMA until 12/31/20 now.
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I am noticing some more dead spots.
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Cell Towers. I WIN!
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It looks like the site at 4th street and 9th ave in Grand Forks has received its triband upgrades. Saw three radios per antenna when I drove by today. Last time I checked Sprint still doesn't own or lease any band 41 licenses here. FCC ULS is down at the moment so I can't check it. Does anyone have any info for me?
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I could've clarified. Found on reddit. 5G coverage isn't the greatest in LA. Very spotty based off the coverage map.
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Official Airave 4 LTE / Casa Pebble / Airave 3 LTE / S1000 Thread
Brad The Beast replied to SeanK_'s topic in General Topics
It is best without because opening ports unnecessarily is a network security issue. You've essentially opened up your network to hackers. -
Official Airave 4 LTE / Casa Pebble / Airave 3 LTE / S1000 Thread
Brad The Beast replied to SeanK_'s topic in General Topics
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Ski Resort
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So what happens to Sprint if SoftBank goes under? They don't actually invest in Sprint anyway so probably nothing?
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Saw that. Based on Sprint's performance in San Diego the last time I was there I can believe that. Detroit has always been trash and I'm heading out there at the end of the month. Wonder how much it's improved? I wonder how much of that score increase can be attributed to 25+41 aggregation finally being enabled? From the article:
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Sprint doesn't own any band 41 licenses in my area. That's what I mean.
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Are you going by carrier or by band?
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Spectrum Omega shows EBS now.
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Problem is Sprint doesn't own b41 here. Hence why I said it'll never happen and I will be forever sad.
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Well then I go from 30MHz on the downlink to 35MHz on the downlink. Still doesn't compare to the 65MHz on downlink I would have with 25+41+41+41
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Sprint has to run CDMA on A block. Don't they have to keep the CDMA network up as part of the 3 year rule?
