NoMYST resources
Explanations built from field questions, with the units, limitations and references needed to interpret them.
RSRP says whether the signal arrives, RSRQ says whether it is clean, SINR says whether it is usable. A link can have an excellent level and poor quality: the three are…
Read the article · 18 September 2026In 5G NSA, the phone stays attached to a 4G cell and uses 5G only as extra throughput. In 5G SA, 5G carries everything, including voice. The icon shows “5G” in both…
Read the article · 18 September 2026A speed test measures how much data gets through in ten seconds. A conversation needs small packets to arrive every 20 milliseconds, in order, with no gaps. Those are…
Read the article · 18 September 2026A single scan photographs an instant. It sees the cells that were transmitting at that moment, from that angle, with that traffic. On a real site, a single pass revealed…
Read the article · 18 September 2026A measurement without its limits is an opinion with numbers. The equipment, the time, the position and the bands observed are part of the result. A NoMYST report writes…
Read the article · 18 September 2026The RRF (Réseau Radio du Futur) is the mobile network of France's emergency and security services. Its continuity in public-access buildings, car parks and basements…
Read the article · 18 September 2026
In a business premises, calls over Wi-Fi kept cutting out while throughput looked normal. Pulse measured 2.2% packet loss at rest, Scout showed a Wi-Fi printer on the access point's channel, and the measurement after the fix gave a voice score of 94/100 with no loss.
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In a public-access building, a pre-diagnosis route starts from a compliant reference point at −75 dBm and documents, point after point, a non-compliant area that reaches 30 m at −120 dBm. The result exists at the end of the walk; it prepares the solution and is not a certificate.
Read the full case →NoMYST reports cite the applicable version of every standard and recommendation used. Core reference families include: