Thread: how is your phone reception?

The reception at my farm, 150km north of Perth, 25km south of Moora and on the main road, has varied reception depending on the sun, moon, clouds, wind, rain, fairies, dragons and other mythical creatures.
If you can get a signal, don’t move an inch or even turn around or it drops out.

Funny thing is reception is guaranteed if you stand inside the “Taj Mahal on the Moore” (a tin shed converted to a “ahem” house) at the kitchen window (leaning over the sink so your ear is just about touching the glass), walk outside to the other side of the window, nothing.
200 metres either side of the property, 2 bars of reception.

I’m sure the last owner buried a Russian nuclear submarine (along with all the empty beer bottles) somewhere within the boundaries


Gav

Signal is always a lottery. They have put up some new towers around here so the black spots are less. Now have 3g on a regular basis while the networks are boasting they are rolling out 5G to the country. But don’t leave the village and expect to have reception