on 03-06-2016 10:30
on 03-06-2016 11:48
Well I found this out, that 4g in the UK use these three bands..
Band 20 (800MHz)
Band 3 (1800MHz)
Band 7 (2600MHz)
That was from this thread here http://community.o2.co.uk/t5/Discussions-Feedback/Interesting-Article-on-4G-in-the-UK/m-p/967266/hig...
Although I've no idea locally what'll be used, maybe a call to cs on 202 will help but they mightn't know either tbh.
on 03-06-2016 11:54
on 03-06-2016 11:54
on 03-06-2016 12:10
on 03-06-2016 12:10
@PhoneChanger wrote:
To my knowledge O2 operates on the following bands:
2G: 900MHz & 1800MHz
3G: 900MHz & 2100MHz
4G: 800MHz
Last I knew O2 has started deploying B3 LTE recently.
03-06-2016 12:10 - edited 03-06-2016 12:20
03-06-2016 12:10 - edited 03-06-2016 12:20
@gindygoo wrote:Well I found this out, that 4g in the UK use these three bands..
Band 20 (800MHz)
Band 3 (1800MHz)
Band 7 (2600MHz)
That was from this thread here http://community.o2.co.uk/t5/Discussions-Feedback/Interesting-Article-on-4G-in-the-UK/m-p/967266/hig...
Although I've no idea locally what'll be used, maybe a call to cs on 202 will help but they mightn't know either tbh.
Band something only indicates the bands used, not the bandwidth(in 2 x ? MHz).
Actually it is talked about in that post, but not showing O2 B3 bandwidth.
on 03-06-2016 14:54
on 03-06-2016 14:54
on 03-06-2016 14:56
on 03-06-2016 14:56
@PhoneChanger wrote:
@evantkh O2 have started to deploy 4G over the 1800MHz band, however the exact level of coverage is unknown.
Based on historical available data the bandwidth was 2 × 5.8 (so 2 blocks of 5.8Mhz of paired spectrum)
It is even smaller than the current B20 bandwidth.
on 03-06-2016 15:06
http://www.prattfamily.demon.co.uk/mikep/frequency.htm
It seems O2 will run into a network jam if O2 stops data compression with respect to number of subscribers and capacity.
on 03-06-2016 16:18
on 03-06-2016 16:18
shows all networks frequency ranges (bandwidth) on all of the allocated frequencies
on 03-06-2016 16:22