After doing some research on cellmapper, I located the two CIDs I'm seeing. I also did plots to both towers using the ubiquiti link tool. For both plots, tower is on the left, my location is on the right.
The CID I receive when I can't connect (from the NO location) is on a tower 20 miles away. The ...
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- Thu Oct 17, 2019 4:47 pm
- Forum: Misc Modem Cards and Dongles
- Topic: TAC and CID from different? towers - weaker signal connects, stronger signal doesn't
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- Wed Oct 16, 2019 2:06 pm
- Forum: Misc Modem Cards and Dongles
- Topic: TAC and CID from different? towers - weaker signal connects, stronger signal doesn't
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Re: Different TAC and CID from same tower - one connects one doesn't
I messed up. You are correct, I do have them switched. Proofreading, Uggh. Edited the original post.
I want a connection at the cabin where it won't connect. I started off by mounting the router on on a temporary pole on the roof. When that wasn't connecting, I began moving around to different ...
I want a connection at the cabin where it won't connect. I started off by mounting the router on on a temporary pole on the roof. When that wasn't connecting, I began moving around to different ...
- Wed Oct 16, 2019 11:13 am
- Forum: Misc Modem Cards and Dongles
- Topic: TAC and CID from different? towers - weaker signal connects, stronger signal doesn't
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TAC and CID from different? towers - weaker signal connects, stronger signal doesn't
I'm having trouble getting a connection at my cabin where I want to mount an antenna. There is only one tower in range (EDIT - there may be more than one - see follow up below). I get a good connection 200 feet away, but both locations appear equal from an RF measurements perspective (RSSI, RSRP ...
