We did 'A' for our ISP, and we have built the 'A' method into Powercode.
I've seen arguments that reporting 'A' is incorrect, but I think you
could make the argument that, unless you can definitively state that
every single piece of your coverage map is 100% accurate, it is also
incorrect. Even with an accurate coverage map, there could be trees or
other problems that you haven't accounted for that make the report
My guess is that you're going to see a mix of 'A' and 'B' reporting for
this cycle unless the FCC comes up with a very definitive answer as to
what the 'proper' methodology is. If this data is going to be used for
CAF funding, then you could definitely argue that reporting using the
'B' method is a lot better for your business. We just didn't have
anything in place to be able to turn around a 'B' method quickly enough
for this year.
On 9/19/2014 3:23 PM, Randy Cosby via Af wrote:
I'm curious how everyone is recording on their deployment report.
A: I am reporting every census block where I have a customer
B: I am reporting every census block that I can cover based on my RF
coverage maps
C: Not yet decided
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