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  1. falconhand
    Yep! It's been up for a couple months. Still not live unfortunately.
  2. falconhand
    4CC n260. This was tested on the AEWB panel facing the strip mall right at the corner of the parking lot, closest to the antenna. First parking lot in question! For some reason I was struggling to get much above 2.1gbps on my Samsung S22+ or S21, but my iPhone was doing far better. Field Test mode wouldn't show me anything useful.
  3. falconhand
    Took the 550 over to Bellevue today before class to have a look, and was able to pull just over 3.7gbps! (Imgur link below). No n258 unfortunately, which would have been fun to test. Hopefully it will go live on the Olive Tower site in Downtown Seattle soon. That site is currently waiting on fiber. https://imgur.com/a/mQ2Mfm7 Tested on iPhone 14 Pro Max
  4. falconhand
    Congrats! Did you happen to notice if n258 was installed yet? Last time I visited the site there were workers up installing *something*, but I couldn't stay long enough to see what.
  5. falconhand
    Unfortunately I won't be headed that way in the near future, wish I could though. Would love to map & speedtest that new site! Also, a friend and I visited the Gregg's site again and hit nearly 3gbps on the 4cc n260. Impressive optimization! There was also someone working on the tower while we were there, possibly installing AWEUC/D n258?
  6. falconhand
    N25 live in Seattle downtown, checking Kitsap tonight, will update. Speeds 60/40 on 10x10 carrier, also sighted aggregating with n41 SA as PCC.
  7. falconhand
    S22+, but I got the same speeds on my backup S21. Tested in the parking lot of the little strip mall for the best mmWave speeds. I found the best n41 speeds on the sector facing the Borgata apartments (around 1400mbps). I was surprised to see such good speeds, as I paid it a visit on Sunday while the city was busy after Seafair.
  8. falconhand
    Wow! Successfully passed 2.1gbps at the Gregg's site in Bellevue. 4cc n260. Did they acquire more 260 spectrum in King County, or just some sort of STA? https://imgur.com/a/IBHqz2P
  9. falconhand
    N41 SA confirmed out in Kitsap County, no luck on VoNR unfortunately.
  10. falconhand
    Oh that's strange. I've visited the Greggs site a couple times and pulled north of 1200mbps each time (Only if I get on n41, mmWave maxes out around 700 on 1cc.)
  11. falconhand
    I did encounter a site that cracked 1Gbps along SR520 on my way to Redmond, I believe it was 84088 but I could be mistaken as I was moving on the highway. The other two Gig+ sites I've seen is the Gregg's site in Bellevue, and the site on McMahon Hall at UW Seattle.
  12. falconhand
    I have also noticed several sites that were prevously 500k range eNB Sprint conversions get moved over to 887xxx range eNBs. Some of these sites had sub-100mbps backhaul before (and thus unusable speeds), and were upgraded to gigabit (netting the typical 650-750mbps speeds). Good to see forward motion on improving the rather dismal backhaul situation, hopefully they continue to expand gigabit and gig+ backhaul.
  13. falconhand
    I can check both n41 SA and VoNR out in Kitsap today.
  14. falconhand
    Western Washington, mostly up Highway 101 between Aberdeen and Port Angeles, and Highway 3 between Shelton and Belfair. Very strange. Hoping it's just a bug with the map.
  15. falconhand
    Just noticed a coverage map update today... Seems like the map is no longer showing coverage from a whole list of rural towers here. Map bug? Or actual decommissions? Unless the leases were hideously expensive, I can't see them removing a whole bunch of rural sites while maintaining they are going after a rural expansion. eNBs missing (so far): 95590, 93818, 91494, 89575, 96559, 175558, 96463,
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