rtfm
join:2005-07-09
Washington, DC | [General] HomeFusion coverage map? Is there same? I find mentions of it but no working URL. One was on a VZ Wireless page but it was nfg. |
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| I'm not sure if they have one specific to HF. I use the coverage map then switch to data. Then see what areas are 4g vs extended. |
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rtfm
join:2005-07-09
Washington, DC | So "extended" is required?
I'm trying to grok if the Home Fusion scam err offer has anything up on a hotspot of some kind mounted up in a similar location. |
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1 edit | reply to rtfm
There seems to be differing answers to the "extended" question. From my own experience trying to get home fusion...extended coverage won't get you Hf, you need to be in top tier of coverage to get HF. However, you might be in a good situation for a millenicom/external antenna set up. |
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 mc1lean
join:2007-11-18
Lincolnton, NC | reply to rtfm
I'm in extended area and they say I'm not eligible (after saying I was on a previous call). I can get '2bars' 4G with my USB modem and a yagi antenna. When I asked for the URL to the map they were using, they said it isn't public. |
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rtfm
join:2005-07-09
Washington, DC | I gather this is not a self-installation. Do they do a signal strength on site before drill holes etc?
Does the system have any diagnostics users can see, once installed?
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