Hi

[paddyguy]

A new mast as gone live near me but not getting a good signal of it but its only gone live today wa118hg wa118ly its 4G and 3G

[MI5]

It can take 2 or 3 weeks to be fully working at full speed and capacity.
When my local mast was upgraded to 4g it took 2 weeks to get good speeds.
Don't forget to reboot your phone occasionally too to refresh the network connection.

[paddyguy]

Its a new mast and its looking good ive had a look at it will keep you updated

[Anonymous]

They always say that after an upgrade that masts can be hit & miss for a few days after

[jonsie]

You will wonder how you did without 4G before....

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@paddyguy wrote:
Its a new mast and its looking good ive had a look at it will keep you updated

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[paddyguy]

I know

[Cleoriff]

Even in Nuneaton (Warwickshire) we have two post codes CV10 and CV11.

I'm CV10 and sadly the other one got it 2 weeks before me. I wasn't best pleased I can tell you....

[jonsie]

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@Cleoriff wrote:

Even in Nuneaton (Warwickshire) we have two post codes CV10 and CV11.

I'm CV10 and sadly the other one got it 2 weeks before me. I wasn't best pleased I can tell you....

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I remember

[paddyguy]

I get a better singal on the 3G and only get two bars on the 4G

[MI5]

Signal strength makes little difference on 4g.
What makes a difference is available bandwidth.
As it’s a new mast it won’t be at full capacity for a couple of weeks whilst it is tested and fully commissioned.