TX power V60.
Posts: n/a can still hear the other party just fine, no in and out, a solid receive signal. But, they can't hear me. Is this just a normal function? Can I turn up the TX portion somehow? I never had this problem with my old Startac Verizon CDMA. The send a receive would just both lose the signal at the same time. Thanks.  Responses to "TX power V60."
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Posts: n/a Re: TX power V60. It's really a V60 Color. I'm not up on all of the differences."BruceR" <brNOSPAM@hawaii.com> wrote in message news:Efbmc.139$qn6.21@twister.socal.rr.com... > The v60t is not a great performer. The v60i which was introduced a year > later has much better performance in weaker areas. > > From:Jeff Farrar > jefffarrar@yahoo.com > > > I have a V60t AT&T TDMA. When I get into a spot that has one or two > > bars I can still hear the other party just fine, no in and out, a > > solid receive signal. But, they can't hear me. Is this just a > > normal function? Can I turn up the TX portion somehow? I never had > > this problem with my old Startac Verizon CDMA. The send a receive > > would just both lose the signal at the same time. > > > > > > Thanks. > >
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