Philly Area Coverage?
Hi All,
I've heard good (outside) and bad (in buildings) about T-Mo Coverage. Currently have Verizon Wireless - great coverage, but, I really want the Blackberry 7100t.
Travel mostly between King of Prussia and Plymouth meeting - will probably expand the commuteto either Warminster (probably using the PA TPK) ot New castle DE 76 to 476 to 95 to 495.
Any comments on these coverage areas, and the indoor reception?
THANKS!
HDTVGeek!
I've heard good (outside) and bad (in buildings) about T-Mo Coverage. Currently have Verizon Wireless - great coverage, but, I really want the Blackberry 7100t.
Travel mostly between King of Prussia and Plymouth meeting - will probably expand the commuteto either Warminster (probably using the PA TPK) ot New castle DE 76 to 476 to 95 to 495.
Any comments on these coverage areas, and the indoor reception?
THANKS!
HDTVGeek!
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I don't live in that area, but according to our online coverage map (gives much more detail than what is on t-mobile.com) all the areas you mentioned are in good to great coverage areas, which means in car to in building service.
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Hey-
Check out www.deadcellzones.com to see where the dead indoor/outdoor areas are. It's a really useful site and will also let you report new dead areas they haven't heard about yet.
Have you looked into getting an indoor coverage system?
Check out www.deadcellzones.com to see where the dead indoor/outdoor areas are. It's a really useful site and will also let you report new dead areas they haven't heard about yet.
Have you looked into getting an indoor coverage system?
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marketgirl said:
Hey-
Check out www.deadcellzones.com to see where the dead indoor/outdoor areas are. It's a really useful site and will also let you report new dead areas they haven't heard about yet.
Have you looked into getting an indoor coverage system?
Ah, a frequency repeater system, very nice....very expensive. Unless absolultely needed, I wouldn't go that route.
As far as indoor coverage, this is probably the one impossible question to answer. Why do I say that?
I pulled this off of VZW website:
This map shows approximately where rates and outdoor coverage apply based on our internal data. Wireless service is subject to limitations, particularly near boundaries and in remote areas...
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