Nasko

This map link does not show all Sprint sites. Not even close. Only the ones with upgrades in the past six months. S4GRU maps show all Sprint sites in the country.

 

Robert

So basically the only way for me to find out the likelyness of me getting better service is to pay a 3rd party. This speaks really bad for Sprint. I appreciate the work you guys have done collecting this information, I just don't believe that it should be your job to give me, as a customer of Sprint, any hope of staying and waiting better service. If their maps are so screwed that it makes me think that the closest tower was already upgraded, well then its their loss of a customer.

I would say that network vision should help you there. You can find the cell towers on this map.

 

https://network.spri...ch/los+angeles/

Thank you for this. The bad part is that the closest tower already hs NV and LTE and I still get nothing here. So decision made. T-Mo it is.

It looks like the address is out of range from the nearest active LTE tower. You can check this info on www.sensorly.com. Like most things in life, the answer to your question is IT DEPENDS. The factors that Sprint controls are the tower location and signal(s) strengths.

 

If you donate some $$ to the site, you get Sponsored access to some very good intel. And you'll make Robert a happy camper too. Speaking of which, I need to drop a few coins in Robert's bucket. I can't believe I've been a member for over six months.

I know i am not close to LTE, I mapped the lte currently on sensorly on Fallbrook. My question was regarding any kind of service that would hold enough for a phone call or tune in stream. And regarding the donation - I don't like paying for bad news, and pretty convinced I will find out that the closest tower so far away that regardless of NV upgrades my service will still suck and probably hasten my move to another company.

The most frustrating thing is that everyone else here has descent service Verizon, ATT, and T-mobile. Only Sprint consider's ones place of employement a secondary priority. Mind you there are about 5000 people working on this address.

Hey guys I have a question. Do you know, regarding address 8501 Fallbrook in Westhills, how far away is the closest tower and would the nv upgrades make any difference given the distance. This is a business parl full with offices and I am consntantly switching between 1x, 3g and 1x verizon. Sprint's signal is very week inside and a tiny little bit better outside. I have grown very frustrated with this situation and I am on the verge of switching. If NV upgrade would make a difference I would stay, but if the distance is too big, it probably won't matter. So if someone has some knowledge to drop, please enlighten.

I am on 10-25, data connection is fixed, but if i start sensorly or google maps, kills the whole radio. Bluetooth and cellular. Really weird. Otherwise it looks good.

I picked up LTE on 101, west of the 405, the section that is not listed on sensorly. I couldn't map, I was on the phone.

I want to know what is your experience on 4g while driving in areas known to be covered, according to sensorly.

I am having a strange issue now. The phone connects to ehrpd. Then it keeps saying connecting to lte, i have data working. How ever speed test isnt working and i dont know what i am connected to

So it connects to ehrpd and let better?

Has anyone tried latest cm10, 10-20 Build? On xda people are saying its working much better. I am in a bad area now and downloading it would take forever.

First time I've heard of the EVO referred to as "the shittiest phone".

The more HTC is delaying a software fix, the more you will hear it, as far as lte connection is concerned. I feel like this has the attitude that its too good for all those gees.

why do i feel like we're the last living humans and we're reporting zombie sightings? sorry for the digression.

If a sprint rep was to answer this. "Sir, I am sorry you feel that way".

I see it showed. I really hope the get better coverage north towards Montana ave. Its really bad there.

I am in Santa Monica, but I have the shittiest phone -Evo. I am usually on sensorly, if I get something I will update

I was on your rom before, but why is on the old firmware and not on the latest?

and by the way I loved it, and the only thing that made me move was JB. Also that contacts were sense not stock.

I was on your rom before, but why is on the old firmware and not on the latest?

If this was the only issue with Sense I would do this. I don't like the contacts app, the calendar (which now google has released their own), i don't like the mutlitasking visual (not to mention the actuall multitasking issue), i don't like that it overtakes the way a music app looks like and makes look like its own music app in notification and lock screen, i prefer stock messaging app. The biggest for me though is how contact/phone looks and operate and multitasking screen.

I have tried both, IRC is better for LTE, but no difference in ehrpd. Now i am back to mean rom

So i switched back from cm10 to a sense rom, and it connect without an issue to e-hrpd network. 4g is a little better as a result. Is there a AOSP rom that connects to e-hrpd. I just remembered how much sense bugs me :(. Thanks in advance.

So the western San Fernando Valley, though the first in LA has now fallen behind in terms of mapping... Because of spotty coverage and dropped LTE signals? 'Peut être'. I'm doing my best mapping it.. But if anyone is in SF Valley West of 405..Please pull out Sensorly! merci beaucoup !

 

 

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I mapped fallbrook blvd. I am trying to do more as I work here, but i have the EVO LTE, and i have to pray its in good mood to even connect properly. it finds the network and it stays on connecting. I also found a lot more on Santa Monica Blvd, east of the 405, but still the same problem. I hate HTC for screwing this phone so bad.