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What temperature do you keep your thermostat at?
  • The Mercury is in a glass tube with two wires and the tube is attached to the bimetallic strip in such a way that the motion of the Mercury due to gravity as the strip moves will close the circuit between the two wires. The Mercury is just being used a liquid conductor.

  • LTE fail over when 5G not working?
  • Yeah, that's what I've been doing. It's annoying though because I have good 5G coverage in other parts of the city and I don't want to have to remember to switch back and forth manually 🤷🏼‍♂️

  • LTE fail over when 5G not working?
  • Again, there is no 'automatic' option. My only options are 5G, LTE, and 3G. It's also not possible to leave the setting unconfigured. The default is 5G.

    I have my modem and WiFi on a 1500va backup, but we have had several extended outages recently.

  • LTE fail over when 5G not working?
  • You would think the phone would do it on its own, but it doesn't seem to. The default selection for preferred network type is 5G. The only other options are LTE and 3G. There is no way to leave that setting blank or automatic.

    The Wi-Fi calling does generally work, but we've been experiencing a lot of power outages lately and I have to rely on cellular data.

  • LTE fail over when 5G not working?

    I have a pixel 6 on Google Fi. The cell coverage at my new home is not great. If I have my preferred network type set to 5G I have no Internet connectivity. If I manually change it to LTE I get connectivity (albeit slow).

    Shouldn't the phone try this on its own? If not, is there a legitimate app that will do this for me transparently and effectively?

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