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how can check a mast in my area ????
jonboy35
11-06-2014
how can I check if a phone mast is having any work done in my area/???
SkyPaulusPlus
11-06-2014
Originally Posted by jonboy35:
“how can I check if a phone mast is having any work done in my area/???”

3 have a status checker, otherwise call your provider
flagpole
11-06-2014
Vodafone too
Thine Wonk
11-06-2014
You already have a thread http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=1971127
Richard_T
11-06-2014
Originally Posted by jonboy35:
“how can I check if a phone mast is having any work done in my area/???”

If you know the physical location of the mast, then you could try taking a look at it.
I had no signal a while back, Three said everything was OK, a physical check and asking someone said otherwise ( roadworkers had dug up a cable)
M1kos
13-06-2014
go to the mast and use a app like Network signal info to see if it is live or not, if you dont have an app put your hands over your phones aerial and if you still have full signal id say it is working!
Lidtop2013
13-06-2014
Originally Posted by M1kos:
“go to the mast and use a app like Network signal info to see if it is live or not, if you dont have an app put your hands over your phones aerial and if you still have full signal id say it is working!”

Since when did covering the aerial change the signal?
mupet0000
13-06-2014
Originally Posted by Lidtop2013:
“Since when did covering the aerial change the signal?”

iPhone 4 xD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoTepMX3x5k

But seriously, I don't know if the death grip still exists in newer devices...
paulker
13-06-2014
Dial *3001#12345#* on an iPhone. If you get a reading -50 to -65 near the mast it's on.
Lidtop2013
14-06-2014
Originally Posted by mupet0000:
“iPhone 4 xD https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoTepMX3x5k

But seriously, I don't know if the death grip still exists in newer devices...”

Yeah I know that but NOW there's no issues, and it wasn't everyone even back then, I've had iPhones since the old 3G and never had a problem
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