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Post Machine
Looks like B4/B2/B71 + NR (71/41)
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You’re basically seeing what I am in SCP. So we can only ASSUME what LTE and NR band(s) are aggregating based on the speeds and knowing what bands and bandwidth is up and running in your area. Or am I missing something?Originally Posted by formercanuck
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There are 4 bands here on LTE. B4 is 20x20, B2 is 10x10, B12 is 5x5 and B71 is 10x10. As far as how much n71 there is... I can't say. I do know that n71 is on that site , as I have seen it as SA 600. It alone is good for 130/50 on SA. I'm going on a limb to ASSUME either 10x10 or 20x20 on n41. Since B41 with 3xCA 20x20 is still active, I'm going to say that at max it's 40x40.
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I have no method to determine n41 at this point until I actually see it reported. I have seen it reported in Lart maps in woodland hills where I had +500Mbps in the past. For now, n41 is a logic assumption.
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In Field Test ***e
I haven’t seen this screen yet. I’m guessing this is SA mode since no LTE information appears. Do you ever see any Carrier Aggregation info there?
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Haven't yet. Also, on SA, I've currently max at 130/50 on n71. Not sure of n41 requires NSA currently.
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Service up through Ventura, Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties are a mixed bag. Service for 5g indicator matches the maps fairly well. 5g in Fillmore is awful, as was LTE in the past, even with a lot of spectrum deployed. Until they fix backhaul and/or add more sites it will suffer. 10Mbps with 5g NSA + 20x20 B4, and 15x15 B2 LTE. Much of Ventura itself is also 'not great', until you get around Carpenteria to south Santa Barbara, and doesn't return until after Solvang and goes mostly SA after Santa Maria to Pismo Beach.
5g doesn't really have any true performance outside of CalPoly area through Morrow Bayand beyond.
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5G awesomeness /sarcasm in San Simeon, CA .
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How did you get SignalCheck Pro to show the approximate location of neighbor cells? Mine just shows the PCI, band and signal.A screenshot from SignalCheck Pro from earlier in the day showing 5G-NR:
Also, I haven't seen NR pop up on the OP8 yet. I did see it on the FE I had briefly on Cell Mapper (same places). Maybe I really do need a new SIM?
Thanks,
Post Machine
Do you have the latest SW patches? This is OP 8 NSA and SA
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I suspect that was an 'edit' and 'tag' of the sites.
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Preferences > Neighbor Cells > Location Neighbor Notes. However I just unchecked it because the info isn’t always very accurate in my case because it’s based on where the neighbor cell was first logged. Since I overlook the city from my house, there are a lot of sites up to 15 miles away that were first logged while at home.
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I believe so. I am running 11.0.2.2.IN21AA. Is there something else I need to load?
I did get this cap from a few minutes ago, so NSA seems to be working. Cell Mapper doesn't show it, however, just SCP. No sign of SA yet. Let me find time to drive to the local site this week.
Interestingly, the 5G icon shows up on the phone even when SCP doesn't show NSA.
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SA exists on all sites... However, it is somewhat more rare to have devices us SA. SA has to drop to LTE for voice text, and typically a minority of sites have NR in general. If you run #*#*4636*#*# and select NR from the drop-down, you'll be forced to NR only.
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