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It seems really hit-or-miss. Nearer cities, cells seem to have that 'rush-hour' problem. More rural areas don't, as often. Some of it probably comes from wheth
by geerlingguy 4y ago
It seems really hit-or-miss. Nearer cities, cells seem to have that 'rush-hour' problem. More rural areas don't, as often.
Some of it probably comes from whether a particular ground station (there aren't very many still, per cell at least) is saturated by traffic from a metro area or not.