Reply With QuoteETA? Ha. They could not give me a timeline.Originally Posted by Drumerboy
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My screen is bigger than yours
I'm surprised WIND didn't take your email seriously. My buddy emailed Ken, got a reply and was given an ETA when coverage in his particular part of Mississauga would improve.
I've got more phones than fingers
ETA? Ha. They could not give me a timeline.
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Phone Collector
Any idea where the new tower is in Calgary?
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Anderson Road SW near 24th Street (Woodbine). Look for the big red blob on coverage mapper - the new tower should fix that.
You know, Calgary is starting to fill in quite nicely.
I've climbed a cellphone tower
That tower has been there for quite some time but was only recently turned on.
Radiation is good
Nothing new in Niagara Falls :-(
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Phone Collector
sadly we still towers in the southeast downtown or belt line area around stampede and 11th ave by drum and monkey, weak signals in that area. been posting every outage i hit in that area to wind reporting site for a year now.
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What I'd really like to see is a buildout towards Airdrie, Cochrane, Okotoks, Strathmore. For what its worth (not much) a rep at a Wind store told me the other day they expected those cities/towns to be covered in Q3 this year - after the court case is settled. While my heart says "yea" my head says "he probably knows as much as I do" - meaning not much.
Phone Expert
This is what I've been patiently waiting for too. It seems to me that covering these smaller towns shouldn't be very difficult - the big 3 typically have only one tower each in these places. My guess is that the bigger problem is covering the highways in between.
Mobile Pro
Any ideas where the new towers in Vancouver are?
Why yes, that is a bag phone
Has the Woodbine tower in the SW improved the 22x area signal? Or is that too far?
People in Silvarado say they have good coverage. But I am in Somerset near the 22x and I can not get reliable signal.
I've climbed a cellphone tower
Too far.
The closest site is on the North side of 162 Ave just West of Shawbrooke Dr. on a light pole.People in Silvarado say they have good coverage. But I am in Somerset near the 22x and I can not get reliable signal.
Phone Expert
Everyone only talks about the Toronto area, what about the Vancouver area? I live in Coquitlam on WestWood Plateau and have to drive down about 5 blocks to get service.
Coverage Mapper
It's been two months since TAFL data was last released.
801 towers, 4796 antennas (up from 780 towers, 4666 antennas)
+21 towers
+130 antennas
Cities from TAFL data of new sites:
Stoney Creek ON
Toronto ON
Scarboroug ON
Vaughan ON
Ottawa ON
Aylmer QC
Gatineau QC
Delta BC
Maple Ridge BC
Vancouver BC
Coquitlam BC
Port Moody BC
Calgary AB
Edmonton AB
http://www.coveragemapper.com/windmap.php
I did an update from Spectrum Direct now too, but this is only from July 31, so not much has changed.
682 towers (3 new)
Cities:
Oshawa ON
Fort Saskatchewan AB
St Albert AB
http://www.coveragemapper.com/windmap2.php
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Radiation is good
Any idea why TAFL and SD are so vastly different in a lot of cases? TAFL, for example, seems to list a lot more towers in Toronto (several of which have been there a long, long time but I don't believe exist) but SD has all the K-W/Niagara/Barrie towers, some of which we know must exist.
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