Do I have EVDO rev A?

[nickf126]

Hi guys, after much reading, I flashed my Verizon 6900, and I do believe that I have EVDO rev A, but I am not 100% sure.
Is there a tool, or test that I can do with my phone to see if I am getting true EVDO rev A speeds?
Thanks.

[GreenScrew]

I have the same question. At mobilespeedtest.com I get 763 kbps, is that rev A speeds?

[hooover]

Verizon says "with average download speeds of 450-800kbs, and upload speeds of 300-400kbps" so read that and speedtest.com is a good test site.

[dhorn0]

dgrauch-

I'm starting to wander like you. At mobilespeedtest.com I get 645277.5 kb/s--that's not a typo everyone. That's equivalent to 78.77 MB/s. It continues to read,

"The average speed for your ISP (Verizon wireless) is 567.02 kbps. Your speed is 645277.5 kbps.

How fast are the other carriers?

Sprint average speed: 516.08 kbps

Verizon average speed: 567.02 kbps

AT&T average speed: 694.39 kbps

T-Mobile average speed: 793.73 kbps"

How can this be? I haven't fooled with anything... that I know of. Get this: I ran it a second time...and it read,

"Your current bandwidth reading is: 2048.00 Mbps.
------------------------------------------------
which means your can download
at 256 MB/sec from our
servers."

People, that's almost identical to using an LTE standard on UMTS/4GSM family having radio technology of OFDMA/MIMO/SCFDMA.

And it deffinately doesn't feel like my phone receives information THAT fast. I ran a speedtest on www.dslreports.com/mspeed?jisok=1&more=1 and got a rating that seems to be more common: 663 kbps. PLEASE, someone, tell me there's a simple explanation for those results.

[hooover]

It doesn't something is screwed up.

[No1ustad]

are you using IE for the test?

opera mini goes through their servers so may not be accurate.