TrueTenacity
Senior Member
I'm going to be spending a week in Cape Town, Jan 6th - 13th 2006, Does anyone know if Parklands (Tableview) has a usable signal?
-
Join the MyBroadband community
South Africa’s biggest forum. Discuss, discover, and connect with thousands of members.
-
Question of the Day: Which is the most hair-raising South African mountain pass you've driven?
Coverage question...
- Thread starter TrueTenacity
- Start date
nocilah
Banned
check the coverage map on the iburst site
That doesn't help much... I'm in Umhlanga Ridge (Durban) and its greenhalicon said:
(on the coverage map) where I'm at and I'm getting one bar and the "light of death".
So which means the signal wasn't tested here and they just assumed it will connect. Thanks to my trusty 6230 I'm on MTN GPRS.
The coverage maps are only an approximation of the situation. A large concrete slab in a shopping mall, for example, can make coverage jump from dark green to white within a distance of 50m. The maps don't have this resolution scale.
Any person considering iBurst must insist on a signal strength test on site before signing up.
Any person considering iBurst must insist on a signal strength test on site before signing up.
Crash
Senior Member
Maths
The coverage maps are calculated mathematically btw.
It's all done with Algorithms that analyse the terrain and approximate the signal.
No one at WBS ran around the country side with and iBurst checking signal strengths.
The coverage maps are calculated mathematically btw.
It's all done with Algorithms that analyse the terrain and approximate the signal.
No one at WBS ran around the country side with and iBurst checking signal strengths.
waz
Member
I live in Parklands. No signal without an antenae. I get 5 bar/ 80% signal with an external IBurst antenae. Not great, but waiting for the pending/Tableview tower to go up ....