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#136726 6-Dec-2013 21:23
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hi am going away up the southland and wanted to know if and where Vodafone deploys DC-HSPA+ technology in or around Dunedin  on there cell sites.

looking at there maps on http://www.vodafone.co.nz/network/coverage/
they do but there no maps of Dunedin of it self as you can see below.




thanks for any info you can provide.

hayden

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  #946797 6-Dec-2013 21:50
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Already done on 3G 2100Mhz, Vodafone are deploying 3G 900Mhz DC 43Mbps with 4G in Dunedin CBD now, Those DC maps I suspect are out of date,

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  #946807 6-Dec-2013 21:58
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johnr: Already done with some 4G in Dunedin as well

Those DC maps are way out of date


Yep, I was just down at Pizza Hut on Hillside Rd and saw a 4G connection for the first time.

Oh happy days :)

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  #946945 7-Dec-2013 09:08
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Noticed 4G in Dunedin the other day. In central city.



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  #947203 7-Dec-2013 19:43
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The HD audio was live on Tuesday (noticably better). 4g appeared for me on Wednesday morning. Much improved signal, can spotify reliably in my office now. ( more signal bars rather than just better speed)

Speed is a bit hit and miss for me, ok in town but at cricket it was slow.

I'll enjoy it over the holidays and will be curious as to the effects of the returning masses in February . (Students)

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