There's a tower 3 miles west of me that is definitely broadcasting sprint lte. But I can only connect when I'm about a 1/4 mile away. Is there a reason for the short range?
I wonder if its the same source I get mine from.
The group that was sent up north to repair the downed towers after the hurricane should be back in two weeks. But I wonder if that will be enough to ramp production up here in south Florida.
My guess is about two months. Its just a guess though.
How long ago did the last lte tower go up? It seemed as if south Florida was moving at a rate of about 2-4 towers a week a bit ago.
My drive on the palmetto south was chock full of lte. From the dolphin all the way to 88th street sw. Speeds fluctuated from 3mb-8mb downloads.
Oh about 1900mhz penetrating powers. I was in malls of america. From the food court all the way to Ross. Lte was strong the whole way through.
No lte near the airport yet. I took a look at the closest tower. Panels definitely look outdated. Also, the sprint tower on 12th ave near the hospitals isn't broadcasting lte either
Could be construction of his home or maybe the signals just not broadcasting at full range. I noticed lte dropped about a mile away. Considering there were no obstacles in the way, I thought that was weird.
The WiFi inside of corporate stores are slow because of all the devices connected to them. N they r driven by the repeaters. I instead rely on my own connection via tethering. This way its a bit faster. Otherwise my store visits would take a bit longer.