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    Network Vision/LTE - New York City Market

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    Nobody is questioning your intelligence. However until a significant breakthrough happens again in the wireless Industry I would expect those 20-30mb speeds to dwindle. Sprint has 50 million-ish subscribers & as more of those customers use LTE; speeds will go down. I could see speeds down to 4-12 average in big cities like yours. You have to remember that overall data demand is doubling annually right now and I don't foresee any decline in internet usage...any time soon. Luckily, Sprint is very capable to handle growth with its broad spectrum portfolio.

     

    But we were done with that convo ......

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    I learned my hard lesson about life when I got mugged at 15. You don't know sh*t in life and you're just another unintelligent idiot spewing BS and acting like you know everything but then you get the wakeup calls. Your loved ones that you grew up with start passing away. Your friends that you thought will stay with you forever are drifting apart due to diverging interests. Then you do the one of the biggest thing in life and apply for college and get rejected from your dream school while all your friends leave town for UC Berkely, UCLA, UC Davis, UC Riverside, CSU's, NYU, etc...

     

    Trust me. Be humble. Appreciate the input of others and especially your peers. You only have 15 in this world and grew up around electronics and easy access to everything. Older folks like Wiwiwiwiwiwiwaaaaa experienced a lot more in his 30+ years and learned plenty from his mistakes and past actions and regrets....

     

     

    Anyways back on topic. I'm getting some hyper jealrous of your 3g tests....

     

    All that ur saying i've experience besides college but i've delt with Love ones passing away , losing friends who I thought were gonna be there for an eternity but they stab me in the back . Besides what you guys may think about me & what i've misleadingly presented to you guys none of you actually know me you know my name not my back story , everyone I know says im a nice , humble , sweet , caring , smart , kinda guy & i am , no i don't everything which is a cold hard fact but I never said that i did but anywayssss lmao

     

    I change what I said about those 3G speedtest when I took those speedtest I was close to Queens (remember I said I live on the borderline between Queens & Nassau County yeah) so it maybe a Tower that being tested on , im hoping & praying for that .

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    Age= experience

     

    Trust me. I didn't believe my dad when he said that, but a few years from now you'll see a change in perspective. At which point you'll reflect and ponder to yourself how you could've done or said a few things differently.

     

    Also don't deem yourself intelligent just because a few people have said it. Be humble, and show how smart you are by participating in purposeful conversations and absorb the knowledge contained within. Not by declaring it to fellow members.

     

    We live life forward but learn it backwards. No need to exhaust anymore energy. WiWavelength isn't trying to offend, merely sharing some wisdom.

     

    Now then, I've been wondering if Sprint installs increased capacity on towers in very densely populated areas such as main roads and shopping centers. I have experienced higher speeds in such areas.

     

    I understand where your coming from & thank you for the advice . I know he wasn't trying to offend but he did , & your right actions speak louder than words I won't say im intelligent ill prove it. Onto the next topic.

     

    I've also experienced better speeds at shopping centers , up in the West Nyack area at the Palisades Mall the LTE speeds that I get there are faster than average LTE speeds i've gotten in other places .

    Network Vision/LTE - New York City Market

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    Isaiah, I have been cordial and have tried to offer some useful feedback, but I am done playing around with you. Your writing is atrocious. Your relevant knowledge is lacking. Age 15 or not, I see nothing from your contributions here to indicate that you possess anything greater than average intelligence. You have a lot of work to do. You may be capable of significant improvement -- but I do not know. As you say, I do not know you. So, here is your challenge: show everyone what you can do.

     

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    Thats b's , this isn't English class , I type in slang only because its more convenient for me & you just called me stupid with out calling me stupid. I really don't know who you think you are. Im ending this convo before the forum gets locked or one of us gets ban , but ur wrong your calling me stupid just because I said I think 20-30mbps might be an average after the Sprint rollout is complete you have no right . And opposite to ur knowledge I do have a lot to offer to what ever I put my mind to. No need for a public response if you want to continue this convo inbox me so everyone else doesn't have to read this or the forum doesn't get locked down.

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    Isaiah, no one has called you "stupid." Those are your words -- you jumped to that self deprecating conclusion. But you have to realize that, at age 15, you are not as "smart," relatively speaking, as people who have a few more years on you, people who are even twice as old as you are. Heck, you, yourself are not even remotely as "smart" as you will be a year or two from now. You also should realize that many of the assumptions you make at age 15 are not sound assumptions, so do not be surprised when adults with quite a bit more experience than you have call you out on those assumptions. That is part of the learning process for most teenagers.

     

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    Your only saying that as you don't know me , everyone one I know thinks im a very intelligent person just cause I don't everything about NV or Carriers & bars doesn't mean im not smart . Yeah someone whose twice my age will obviously be smarter but not in this department there is where I excel, i know a lot about Technology & I feel like ur trying to down play me just bc you know im a teenager .

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    I see. By your own admission, you do not follow the wireless industry. Still, you are claiming to tell us what Sprint's average LTE speeds will be. But in order to know that type of information, you would have to follow the wireless industry.

     

    It seems that you have gotten yourself into a bit of a paradox. So, do you or do you not follow the wireless industry? Which is it? If you do not, then you really should not be making assertions that you cannot reliably support.

     

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    Im making assumtions off of Speedtest that i've seen from fully launched markets like the Atlanta Market in which my friend lives in & he gets a consistent 30mbps down almost everytime thats what I was going off of plus other speedtest that i've seen on this forum of people gettin 20-30mbps & thats why I say it may be an average bc its an average for Atlanta but after hearing all the facts & being called stupid , maybe im wrong but as I said before we will see ....

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    That's basically it. 10mhz of total spectrum space, equivalent to lanes on a highway. 5 lanes going uplink, 5 lanes going downlink. Traffic will travel faster when the highway is empty, slowdown when there are more cars (users).

     

    Same analogy for wireless users.

     

    That makes a lot more sense for "simpletons" like me to understand .

    Network Vision/LTE - New York City Market

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    Isaiah, I mean no offense, but you are, what, 15-17 years old and still in high school? Nerd or not, you know jack squat at this point in your life. Nothing that I stated is that obscure for anyone who follows the wireless industry. You just have a lot of learning yet to do over the next 5-10 years. Hopefully, you will take that to heart.

     

    As for the experience of your friend in Atlanta, if you ever study statistics or logic, you will learn about representative samples. One or two consistent data points does not necessarily indicate a trend. For a counter to your example, imagine if we were to select a few members here at S4GRU who have LTE coverage but only 1 Mbps speeds because they are located away from the closest live LTE site. By your line of reasoning, we should be able to predict then that Sprint's average LTE speeds will be only 1 Mbps. Do you see the problem with that?

     

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    I feel like you just called me stupid idk if that what ur saying or what , me & my friend aren't stupid , im 15 btw , & so what if im 15 i know a lot for my young age im a very smart kid & . As you said "Nothing that I stated is that obscure for anyone who follows the wireless industry" i don't follow the wireless industry this is actually the first time i've ever followed any carriers progress . Maybe im wrong maybe im right as of right now we don't know bc Sprint LTE isn't fully deployed yet . Well see .

    Network Vision/LTE - New York City Market

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    Atlanta, Georgia is a city too bro. Maybe he's in an area with few sprint users and/or near the tower with direct line of signal.

     

    As for the 5x5 MHz I believe that's how wide the channels are to allow bandwidth. So technically there's not enough space for more than 37mbps to travel through.

     

    Correct me if I'm wrong on any of this guys.

     

    I know its a city , & he lives in the rural parts , but he said when he travels to the city his speeds are still consistent ,

    Network Vision/LTE - New York City Market

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    Isaiah, listen and learn. For a 5 MHz FDD LTE carrier with 2x2 MIMO , the absolute maximum downlink speed under ideal signal conditions is 37 Mbps.

     

    Even if you were Charlton Heston in "The Omega Man" (or, for our younger members, Will Smith in "I Am Legend") and the last living person in the city, you would not average 20-30 Mbps, simply because signal conditions will not always support those rates.

     

    Now, consider that you will be sharing a site with hundreds to thousands of other Sprint LTE users. Average speeds per user of 20-30 Mbps are totally unrealistic. I will say it again -- those are peak speeds. Average speeds will eventually settle in at 5-10 Mbps -- if we are lucky and most of you yahoos do not go overboard abusing unlimited data.

     

    AJ

     

    Lmao I didn't really understand half the stuff you just , what is a "For a 5 MHz FDD LTE carrier with 2x2 MIMO" im a nerd but thats some real techy type stuffs ,, i mean I know about the signals but I've never heard anything like that , I get whatchur implying tho , the onlu reason I say 20-30mbps might be average is because my friend in Atlanta has an average of 30/31mbps but i must be incorrect , Atlanta isn't as big nor as crowded as the city so my friend probably has peak speeds at all times , thats what I was hoping for , for us you know .

    Network Vision/LTE - New York City Market

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    intersection of 38th avenue and Parsons Blvd in Flushing. it was around -80dbm. The tower is going in and out of LTE signal for the past two weeks. i think signal is getting strong.

     

    Yeah , I think 20-30mbps is going to be an average on Sprints LTE Network , A lot of people have been post speedtest of 20-30 sometimes even higher , this is great can't wait for them to start working on LTE for my town .

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