Re: Experience with Cingulars new 3G/UMTS data service.

jud

I doubt signal strength is the issue, the signal strength indication
(-60dbm)
is more than adequate. I have had good results at -100dbm at other
locations.
I live on a hill with line of sight access in all directions. The
problem may indeed
be to many signals. Interestingly at my home I seldom get the "3G"
symbol
which probably indicates a non-UTMS connection. If I move 1/4 mile
everything
is fine. Using the speakeasy speed test (yeah, I know they all have
problems)
http://www.speakeasy.net/speedtest/
I get 700K - 900Kspeeds, at home I can't even access the sight most
times and
when I do the test doesn't run.

jeff

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