ProSlapShot
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Hi,
First time posting here, found some good info on the site and seems like there is lots of knowledgable people here.
In the past year I've moved into a rural village, of which the house I'm in was build on the outskirts in the 1800s meaning phone lines are non-existent. I started out with a 4G router on vodafone but found 5G intermittently popping up via a EE sim card in my phone. I've since moved to the Gl iNet X3000 router and an EE mobile broadband sim which has picked up on the 5G NSA mast which is working great.
However, the router allows me to search for and lock onto masts. One of these offers 5G SA but I'm not getting any success in the sim service activating. From what I can see the PLMN code is 234-30 which I believe indicates it is an EE mast. The cell ID is showing as 244e18008. I find the router provides the cell ID in HEX so converting this to decimal gives a cell ID of 9745563656.
Has anyone come across this before? I haven't managed to trace down the cell ID origin on cellmapper, could it be this is a relatively new mast which isn't fully operational yet?
First time posting here, found some good info on the site and seems like there is lots of knowledgable people here.
In the past year I've moved into a rural village, of which the house I'm in was build on the outskirts in the 1800s meaning phone lines are non-existent. I started out with a 4G router on vodafone but found 5G intermittently popping up via a EE sim card in my phone. I've since moved to the Gl iNet X3000 router and an EE mobile broadband sim which has picked up on the 5G NSA mast which is working great.
However, the router allows me to search for and lock onto masts. One of these offers 5G SA but I'm not getting any success in the sim service activating. From what I can see the PLMN code is 234-30 which I believe indicates it is an EE mast. The cell ID is showing as 244e18008. I find the router provides the cell ID in HEX so converting this to decimal gives a cell ID of 9745563656.
Has anyone come across this before? I haven't managed to trace down the cell ID origin on cellmapper, could it be this is a relatively new mast which isn't fully operational yet?























