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On 12/7/2020 at 12:37 PM, Thomas L. said:

Can you talk more about what your speeds look like? Are they the same more or less as T-Mobile on your phone (if you have it?). I am moving and I qualify for it in my new place, but I am also a teacher and use the internet constantly to teach. I like the idea of no caps but I also want it to be reliable.

I live in a city and in the afternoon and through the evening, the speeds drop quite a bit. Still usable but slow. Usually 3-4 download. 

I'm currently using TMobile home internet. It's ok. During the evening, I get throttled pretty bad. It's still usable, but annoying at times. I like the idea of no caps, unlike my only cable provider. I'm waiting patiently for 5G home internet. 

Speaking of 4G LTE in North Olmsted, I grabbed B41 near the mall and a speed test result gave me almost 40Mbps down. It appears that many more B41 sites have been activated lately. I had B41 while traversing 480 today more often than not. Unfortunately, the coordinates in the screenshot are not correct. I was at Great Northern Blvd. and Brookpark Rd.

 

 

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I was in great northern mall the other day getting b41 also. Speeds were easily in the 30's. I was explaining to the Sprint guy in the kiosk that Spark is live and he had no idea what I was talking about. I couldn't believe it. He has no idea about the phones or the network that he is trying to sell.

Also have band 41 in Strongsville in Walmart parking lot.

I found band 41 on State Rd in Parma today. I drove from State Rd to Great Northern Mall via Brookpark Rd and was on band 41 most of the trip. Did several speed tests and was consistently in the 20's and 30's and hit a high of 56 on the download. Uploads were in the mid teens also. I'm impressed. 

I read that 6000 sites are being shut down with the wimax discontinuance. Are those sites with just wimax on them?

I picked up a LTE signal out in Brecksville about a month ago and haven't seen it since.

Oh I really hope they can get this situation with the triband phones cleared up soon, I really like the G2 and don't want to return it.

Lg G2-conneted to the LTE tower only for about 5 seconds and then back to 3g. Brooklyn/Cleveland Ohio. Updated prl and profile but haven't checked to see if it helped, I don't live in that area.

This doesn't really pertain to network vision but I hope someone can answer this for me. I work for a small city outside of Cleveland and on our property is a tower that features Verizon, at&t, T-Mobile, revol wireless and supposedly sprint according to a guy that was looking at the tower. He was from T-Mobile btw. He said sprint is on this tower. I said your crazy. I've got one bar of service. He even took me over to show me the door into the little building. What could it be? Nextel?

I love WiMAX, too bad it didn't work out.

Which phones will benefit from the network vision 3g upgrades?

So these new towers they are adding, are they network vision ready?

North Royalton Ohio, zip code 44133, new tower being reported. I would add a pic but cant figure out how.

Here in Cleveland, we dont have network vision yet, but speeds have improved a little bit.

I think this is a fantastic idea. Im one of the few who actually likes wimax and gonna hate to see it go.