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Re: No GPS when locked to EVDO

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Originally Posted by horndoctor View Post
Wirelessly posted (HTC Diamond: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows CE; IEMobile 7.11) Sprint MP6950SP)



I suppose you've already tried different radios like the 3.42.50 and changing PRLs?
The PRL change is what started all this. A couple of weeks ago I got auto-updated by Sprint. All of a sudden, my 1X started reading EV intermittently. Mostly when ending a call. So I decided to do the edit to force EV. Data works great. Yay. GPS, not so good. I switched back to auto and everything works, but the switching from EV to 1X is killing battery. I can save some battery if I switch off the data connection after use instead of leaving it idle. As I said before I'm looking to upgrade soon to either a TP2 or EVO so it's not a real issue and I imagine that Sprint's EV tower strength will get better in the near future.
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