Brad The Beast
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1 hour ago, Tengen31 said:
Someone in Minnesota found this with all 3B41 carriers
O how I would love to have such greatness. It will never happen though. I cry everytim
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2 minutes ago, RAvirani said:
This is just not my day 😂. I thought you typed 311-480. Yes, 311-490 is a Sprint PLMN. It's used for Virgin mobile.
I really need to get some sleep.
We all have those days lol. It's Tuesday which is just as bad as Monday.
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1 minute ago, RAvirani said:
Correction: No 311-490 is Verizon.
According to https://www.mcc-mnc.com/ 311-490 is Sprint.
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7 minutes ago, Tengen31 said:
It's TMobile when you see B66 at 20x20 it's likely not att has they don't have a much aws spectrum as TMO and VZW. They had to give up some to T-Mobile under the failed merger
I've roamed on AT&T 20x20 b66 in my area before.
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1 minute ago, BlueAngel said:
Could be I guess, I only pulled up the debug screen thinking someone had a magic box as I didn't have VoLTE but that's quite possible. I have yet to ever roam on AT&T.
Next time it happens, grab the PLMN.
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1 minute ago, BlueAngel said:
Not in my experience, I sometimes roam on B4 in my basement at work and it shows roaming, this time no such thing. Why would sometimes roaming on T-Mobile show roaming and other times not?
Could be AT&T LTE roaming as well.
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11 minutes ago, BlueAngel said:
It wasn't showing that I was roaming which is why I found it odd.
That's how they did T-Mobile roaming.
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1 hour ago, RAvirani said:
No. That is T-Mobile LTE roaming.
Was 311-490 formerly Clearwire?
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1 hour ago, Tengen31 said:
That's likely TMobile. Att has very few areas with 20x20 AWS.
Wouldn't it show a T-Mobile PLMN though? 311-490 is Sprint.
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FCC Waives Auction Communication Prohibition for Sprint, T-Mobile
Do we expect Sprint to participate in auction 103? Probably not since it's mmWave spectrum yeah?
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9 minutes ago, preskitt.man said:
So, just out of curiosity, if nothing else, were it available, relative to what I'm looking for, would it meet those requirements: Basically VoLTE or at least enhanced voice quality.
No VoLTE yet.
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13 minutes ago, preskitt.man said:
I suppose a MB would work for me if it supported VoLTE, but my reading suggests it doesn't, plus, according to Sprint Web Site, MB is not supported where I live.
If the Magic Box isn't available where you live then the Airave 4 isn't either.
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1 hour ago, RAvirani said:
Yes.
Widely or only in certain markets? Nothing happens where I am and I like to know what they're doing to improve the network XD
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So is 25+41+41+41 a combo that Sprint uses now?
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Potato Farm
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7 minutes ago, dro1984 said:
Florida signs on for the merger. ... and by the way, the article, today, states: "Separately, the Federal Communications Commission has indicated it plans to approve the merger and has begun the process of formally doing so."
Florida joins Justice Department settlement with Sprint, T-Mobile
Bazinga!!!!
Interesting. Wonder when the vote is going to be?
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16 hours ago, dro1984 said:
According to what I read, the "Official" vote did not happen yet! When the FCC found out last week about Sprint's supposed misuse of Lifeline funds, some at the FCC asked for a delay. So if the story is true from Fiercewireless, then the official vote did not happen yet.
So after some more digging, there's nothing on the official FCC docket about a vote being scheduled or held. I don't know if @Trip can provide any info?
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2 minutes ago, Trip said:
When was this?
If you work for the FCC and you don't know that makes me think it hasn't happened yet and people are confusing Pai announcing support for it as official voting.
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Just now, Tengen31 said:
Yeah they did. In support of it
What was the tally? It wasn't unanimous correct?
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16 minutes ago, 1dante said:
Yes, GOP voted in favor of the merger.
Did they officially vote? I saw that they were ready but can't find any info on them officially voting.
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On 9/30/2019 at 12:40 PM, Sprke said:
Yes, Ive done this. Works fine.
What was the process?
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The FCC still hasn't officially voted yet correct?
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On 9/13/2019 at 12:44 PM, Brad The Beast said:
2nd Half 2019 RootMetrics reports are starting to come out. Here are a few highlights from what's available (both good and bad)
Baton Rouge, LA - Median download speed decreased from 17.6Mbps to 11.5Mbps
Boise, ID - Median download speed increased from 10.7Mbps to 18.9Mbps
Cincinnati, OH - Median download speed increased from 21.6Mbps to 31.1Mbps
Concord, CA - Median download speed increased from 18.5Mbps to 32.1Mbps
Dayton, OH - Median download speed increased from 19.6Mbps to 28.2Mbps
El Paso, TX - Sprint had the fastest median download speed at 27.2Mbps, down from from 28.5Mbps on the last report
Las Vegas, NV - Sprint had the fastest median download speed at 46.5Mbps, up from 45.7Mbps on the last report.
Madison, WI - Median download speed decreased from 12.2Mbps to 9Mbps
McAllen, TX - Median download speed increased from 10.5Mbps to 20.7Mbps.
Minneapolis, MN - Median download speed increased from 24.1Mbps to 33.7Mbps.
Portland, OR - Median download speed increased from 23.4Mbps to 43Mbps (wow!)
Provo, UT - Sprint had the fastest median download speed at 33.9Mbps, down from 37.8Mbps.
Sarasota, FL - Median download speed decreased from 22.6Mbps to 14.1Mbps.
Spokane, WA - Median download speed increased from 29.6Mbps to 39.8Mbps.
Temecula, CA - Median download speed decreased from 24.2Mbps to 15.1Mbps.
No awards.
Colorado Springs, CO - Sprint recorded the fastest median download speed at 39.5 Mbps.
Fresno, CA - Median download speed decreased from 15.8Mbps to 10Mbps.
Hartford, CT - Median download speed decreased from 24.3Mbps to 17.7Mbps.
Jackson, MS - Median download speed increased from 1.7Mbps (wow that's amazingly bad) to 17Mbps. (10x increase)
San Jose, CA - Sprint recorded the fastest median download speed at 46.4Mbps, up from 37.4Mbps.
Seattle, WA - "During outdoor walking tests in the dense urban core of Seattle, Sprint recorded the fastest median download speed at 45.0 Mbps".
Syracuse, NY - Median download speed decreased from 36.9Mbps to 25.3Mbps.
Tuscon, AZ - Median download speed increased from 28.4Mbps to 42.6Mbps.
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So apparently someone has gotten this to work. I'll have to try it myself.
Marcelo Claure, Town Hall Meetings, New Family Share Pack Plan, Unlimited Individual Plan, Discussion Thread
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It'll be only 2+25+25+4+71 for a grand total of 30MHz on the downlink. T-Mo band 2 is only 5x5 (as of right now). Sprint has 2 5x5 b25 carriers. T-Mo band 4 is only 5x5. Band 71 is only 10x10.