said by Bdubs:You want a signal of at least -78 (lower is better) and CINR of at least 16, preferably 18 or more.
Just to be clear, I use Sprint, not Verizon Wireless. Are those CINR standards valid with Sprint as well?
Right now I'm enjoying excellent 4G WiMax speeds, with a signal strength of -50 dBm and a CINR of 16. If I understand you correctly, this is why my WiMax is working so well at the moment.
My LTE is giving me sub-spec speeds, normally around the 2 to 3 meg range, well below Sprint's minimum LTE spec of 6 megs download speed per second. And the LTE signal strength is -80 dBm with a CINR of -9. So, with those dBm and CINR figures, am I condemned to never getting good LTE?
Just to complete the picture, my 3G is -51 with an Ec/Io of -1, whatever that means.