Re: Coverage in Upstate N.Y.
- From: "Les Wilson" <nessman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 16 Jul 2005 22:06:46 GMT
Went up to Lake Placid last weekend. Once we got into the Adirondack Park
east of Watertown, reception was hit or miss... you got a signal in
populated areas and no signal in unpopulated areas. Obviously the cell
companies aren't going to provide a signal for the bears and deer where
there's practically zero population. There's also environmental/zoning
issues up there as well preventing towers from going up.
We were camping at the Adirondack Loj and we had no signal there until we
drove 5 minutes or so towards Lake Placid.
My friends with Cingular got similar results.
Otherwise, here in the Rochester area, reception is fairly solid - even when
I go down to Hornell and other places in the region that's cow country.
"Mel" <beltelmel@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:ON0we.5254$fM6.4365@xxxxxxxxxxx
> Just spent a weekend in Schoharie and Cooperstown and was extremely
> disappointed in Verizon's coverage. We had 3 phones on both AC-I and AC-II
> and all three performed alike. In Cooperstown the strongest signal we had
> was two bars on all phones. In Schoharie we had "no service" on all three
> phones. We were traveliing with my my cousin who was visiting from Chicago
> and he had an AT&T cellphone. His phone had 5 bars consistently (extended
> network - his home area is Chicago) in Schoharie and Cooperstown. We wound
> up using his phone all weekend. Is this typical of the coverage in all of
> Upstate NY or just Otsego County ?
>
>
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