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Everytime I put a Sprint sim into my router it roams on all available T-Mobile bands. If we still need confirmation of band 71 roaming I can try tonight but I might need to move my antenna. I have seen 2/66/5 no problem on a Sprint x.ispn sim in native coverage areas.

There is still execution of all those things going forward of course. It sure will be neat to see how it will roll down hill and be organized to operate. Sprint is pretty well sold, merged and planned out. As we all know they have been at this merger for a while. Divesting prepaid, spectrum was definitely considered. Sprint just roams on T-Mobile or doesn't work here well so I do not use them. I am just excited to get all these bands coming from one operator and thus aggregate capable, out of the garage and on the new airlink. I really hope this is able to create work as we get into 5G build 1. Service will need to be maintained and lots of us like what we get now. Hopefully some nice call centers get worked out, Dish maintains important locations and Sprint systems are flushed. Ideally it will help move along raising wages and safety for the folks who build the networks. It would be great to see a squeeze on making sure access maps are factual, and that would take fiber and antenna installers. All of this will take a lot of money, who knows if it works out that good or if we just get messy service, high prices, angry workers and higher margins. So much to speculate for sure. Fun times ahead!

The last year and next of capex was enough to get the network usable enough to give them value going forward as an asset for sale, and enough runway to carry them through to the merge. They will ride these and current planned and paid for upgrades into integration. Beyond that is putting up gear to move it or take it down. If you expect a big expansion or are rooting for Sprint to change some behavior that may give them some chance or x benefit then you aren't paying attention. All the big pieces or assets have a planned division and distribution among players. We are now at the part of the garage sale where we decide if the left over used books are worth $.50 or just take them off our hands because the kids are tired and we have to cook dinner yet.

The absolute state of the market has become a casino.

We gotta get Mattp's TTY settings fixed up .

Honk Honk, welcome to clown world. 🤡🌎

2 dual port stacked on a pole.

T-Mobile on 4x4 is great. Unfortunately my card only does 4x4 on the first component carrier. When they update for multi channel 4x4 is when it gets exciting.

You should delete that picture with your IMEI in it fren. Where did you get the current firmware? I am unable to find it on of modems and men dot com.

I haven't met a warranty @danlodish345 couldn't question the T's and C's of with Physics like that broseph.

Fair enough

I didn't expect you kept it for legacy value or awesome reception fren, did Samsung offer you a solution?

@danlodish345 whatever happened with your exploding hit a nail phone? Same energy.

Dis is not PoE. I'm beating myself up over running an outlet to my antenna mounted prospective box(preferred), an PoE>DC adapter(OK I can see this) or some form of 18 amp extension cord that won't start a fire and ruin my life while I am at work(Let's not get careless here!). It is an attractive box with an above average aesthetic but small jumpers are what wins the day. It goes in the box, but how? My initial design had PoE>wg3526 router w attached USB fan for cooling or optional long ass USB run to the Radio>Short jumpers>Antennae. This router has no USB port. I'm (guessing I am) running AC>DC for sure to cool. It was 108 today in Myrtle w the heat index and this thing needs longevity. It does fine in the radio room confined but direct sunlight is different.

Court if they are playing to win.

RE-RE-REBUILD Ver. 419(b) TAKE 69: ACTION Lolol this project is never going to end and that is the best thing ever. Dual sim router with manual failover switch. I will use this simply for routing, adding a WiFi card or two is an option but I will clog up the mPCIe on SIM 1 with the Telit and SIM 2 with an M.2 em7565 and automate the switch somehow. Unless of course I can figure mWan3 to work for once in openWRT and I can balance on one side, then throw another M.2 in the second port. You can never have enough options I say. Gonna put a purpose driven router behind this guy for WiFi and cable drops in the house.

This is amazing. In an homage to the warrior-poets Warren G, Nate Dogg; I'm so thoroughly pleased by the regulators for once, they appear to have mounted up successfully.

More L850/600. This stuff should have us covered well enough for Five Gee by the time that gets rolled over. Each new 600 site in the county so far has LTE on a different channel and different bandwidth thiccness. Would like to see more good, new sites but this is obviously welcome. Are all of these new radio's they attach 5g ready or just L600?, and what are the odds of seeing n850?

Get T-Force to put the One Plus add on to your Ladies account and save 15$ a month on HD pass. 25$ a line with auto pay up to 8 voice lines is the deal fren.

L600 and L850! We are beginning the process of turning over to one antenna for dual low band. You can spit on low band all day until you need it. Imagine when n5/n71 kicks in 20+MHz of tree proof speedtests, land mobile LE comms and plenty of data/IoT subscribers who just want a complete LTE network.

I find it personally enjoyable to watch them pile on concessions for once.

Now we're going places.

When the value factor is an order of magnitude than you make a fantastic point. 80 bucks is over a year of 5 buck bills. You will still get 5g eventually, and as that or before it happens you should be able to count on better coverage. Consistent speed is only as consistent as the network can reach from cell to cell with wide channels. Coverage is terrible without capacity, believe me. Flip that coin and 5 dollars seems to be an entry level price point for service. I would love to see more available bucket in terms of coverage, speed and consumption for 5 dollars, and unlimited to cost less. Depends on how efficient 5g is and what price level the market can bear I suppose fren.

Yes, yes you are.

Gotchu, at least they gave it up quick.