WIND Mobile Tower Map

[torontocolin]

Awesome, I see them now.

[savbers]

There's still a huge chunk of data missing from Canadiancow's tower map in downtown Toronto. o.O

[canadiancow]

There's still a huge chunk of data missing from Canadiancow's tower map in downtown Toronto. o.O

Can you give me a more specific example?

[belatucadros]

Putting this here because I think people in this thread are more likely to be interested; sorry if anyone disagrees, but it's definitely not worth it's own thread:
http://cp.literature.agilent.com/lit...990-8362EN.pdf

You can actually get all sorts of posters/calendars related to wireless/etc from agilent too. A lot of the white papers are over my head, but I've already learned that LTE is the project name and it's actually called E-UTRA lol.


Neat stuff. Sorry for cluttering up your thread.

[canadiancow]

Putting this here because I think people in this thread are more likely to be interested; sorry if anyone disagrees, but it's definitely not worth it's own thread:
http://cp.literature.agilent.com/lit...990-8362EN.pdf

You can actually get all sorts of posters/calendars related to wireless/etc from agilent too. A lot of the white papers are over my head, but I've already learned that LTE is the project name and it's actually called E-UTRA lol.


Neat stuff. Sorry for cluttering up your thread.

Ummm...that article (assuming the whole thing is about what the cover page describes) is completely unrelated to WIND. WIND does not use cdma2000 or EVDO.

[belatucadros]

Ummm...that article (assuming the whole thing is about what the cover page describes) is completely unrelated to WIND. WIND does not use cdma2000 or EVDO.

That's why I said sorry; figured you'd still find it interesting though ;p

[Prevailing Wind]

Ummm...that article (assuming the whole thing is about what the cover page describes) is completely unrelated to WIND. WIND does not use cdma2000 or EVDO.

I didn't read what's being referred to, but UMTS is W-CDMA.

[mGeek]

I didn't read what's being referred to, but UMTS is W-CDMA.

And W-CDMA isn't CDMA2000 or EVDO. What's your point?

[canadiancow]

And W-CDMA isn't CDMA2000 or EVDO. What's your point?

I didn't read the whole thread, but apples are fruits!

[mGeek]

I didn't read the whole thread, but apples are fruits!

I thought Apples were phones? Black berries are fruits.

[savbers]

Can you give me a more specific example?

If you Zoom into Toronto (by keeping your mouse over Toronto letters), you'll notice that there is a huge chunk of tower data missing from University of Toronto to the Financial district. It's very obvious.

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For the record iPhones are phones, apples are fruits, Apple is not.

[canadiancow]

If you Zoom into Toronto (by keeping your mouse over Toronto letters), you'll notice that there is a huge chunk of tower data missing from University of Toronto to the Financial district. It's very obvious.

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For the record iPhones are phones, apples are fruits, Apple is not.

Hmm... I have no idea what's going on there, but it will probably have to wait until the weekend for me to investigate.

[Prevailing Wind]

And W-CDMA isn't CDMA2000 or EVDO. What's your point?

Just that W-CDMA will have tower breathing characteristic of CDMA. That's all. Thought that was relevant from a network perspective.

[GeorgeX]

Anyway to know when a certain tower was added?

[savbers]

Anyway to know when a certain tower was added?

Use this map: http://crownhosting.net/maps/wind.php

There's a new tower tab at the bottom that tells you where the new towers are and when they were added.