Hopefully this question ain't too broad, cause I'm looking for the least broad answer.
Currently on Beanstalk 4.4.225 on sgh-t959v. My kernel is currently KJ6, for your reference (although I know has nothing to do with what I'm about to ask.) Currently with MetroPCS service.
Was preciously on KJ6 modem/baseband since CM7, through the past time, eventually transitioned to beanstalk. I want to say it was working fine even on Beanstalk 4.4.225, but can't confirm.
I'm assuming Metro switched up their equipment through a refarming process cause I started only getting 2G Edge for the past 2 weeks.
Started messing with different modems, currently on KG4 modem, seems to at least give me back my 4G, decently.
So here's my question to y'all:
In your experience, what has been the best modem to use under 4.4 Kit-Kat for a coverage that's a "4G only works consistently if you're outside but wains as you go in your home/have to stand by the window for it to get it" type of situation? What modem have you seen that best works for that type of coverage?
Suggestions and recommendations greatly accepted with a Thanks. :]
Currently on Beanstalk 4.4.225 on sgh-t959v. My kernel is currently KJ6, for your reference (although I know has nothing to do with what I'm about to ask.) Currently with MetroPCS service.
Was preciously on KJ6 modem/baseband since CM7, through the past time, eventually transitioned to beanstalk. I want to say it was working fine even on Beanstalk 4.4.225, but can't confirm.
I'm assuming Metro switched up their equipment through a refarming process cause I started only getting 2G Edge for the past 2 weeks.
Started messing with different modems, currently on KG4 modem, seems to at least give me back my 4G, decently.
So here's my question to y'all:
In your experience, what has been the best modem to use under 4.4 Kit-Kat for a coverage that's a "4G only works consistently if you're outside but wains as you go in your home/have to stand by the window for it to get it" type of situation? What modem have you seen that best works for that type of coverage?
Suggestions and recommendations greatly accepted with a Thanks. :]