[UberCam]

I doubt its just me, but every time I pass the power lines that are going over the freeway on the 15 between Jurupa and the 60 the partner app will automatic go offline to the home page. I'm not talking once or twice, I'm talking every time and I pass it almost daily.

This happen to anyone else? It's probably not the power lines themselves, I just use them as an indicator because it happens at pretty much that exact spot.

 

[UberDude2]

That happens because you are crossing county lines. That is where Riverside and San Bernardino County meet. You get logged out of one county and have to log into another county.
You will get logged out again going west on the 60 just before the 71 fwy and if you're going down the 10 west you will get logged out just after Monte Vista.

 

[Amsoil Uber Connect]

Everytime I head back from ONT AP. Just after the 15.

Another spot, east or west right about where Iowa meets the 215.

 

[Bill 99]

Everytime I head back from ONT AP. Just after the 15.

Another spot, east or west right about where Iowa meets the 215.

is it a long lost art: reading others comments? the answer was already provided.....

 

[UberCam]

That happens because you are crossing county lines. That is where Riverside and San Bernardino County meet. You get logged out of one county and have to log into another county.
You will get logged out again going west on the 60 just before the 71 fwy and if you're going down the 10 west you will get logged out just after Monte Vista.

makes sense, noticed it on the 91 also.

 

[High_Desert_Runner]

Although you dont realize Cell Roaming it does exist..

 

[Amsoil Uber Connect]

Hopefully that was it. I didn't show up as cancellation in Trip History ?

I have always wondered if its possible to get a ping on the other side of a county line.

 

[daniel mondello]

Same here at the 605/405.. la to oc

 

[Amsoil Uber Connect]

^^^ Good to know, can't believe I went by there 2 days in a row. Had pax though and LA to OC.

 

[High_Desert_Runner]

Actually there is a good reason why you loose connection under the power lines. Its the same reason when your drive under then you loose radio signal and most hand held devices. Most people don't know that the Cell network works on the FM band frequency which at one time was the 900 Mhz channels, I believe the FCC moved them up to 1200 Mhx and blocked scanners from monitoring those channels... when we drive under or pass through the output of these huge power lines they over power the input levels and the cell phone signal drops. Its not the application the same will apply when you are using the cell phone, mobil TV. If the internet was not via satellite down link we would be ok. CBers have the same problem also