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Re: numeric signal meter?
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Originally Posted by rhacy View Post
Oops, guess I should have clarified, the HDR (High Data Rate) section is for EV-DO (Evolution-Data Optimized) in FieldTrial, and normally the -dbm numbers there will be lower on average for the same quality signal as 1X, if it helps or makes sense...

Factoid: High Data Rate (HDR) was the initial name for the standard now abbreviated as EV-DO or EVDO, or EV.



Thanks horndoctor, lol... Guess I never thought it was interesting enough for most members. Plus, using the site search feature should already yield all the info one could need.

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yeah i figured the HDR out, thanks.


Searching the site is a great idea and I highly recommend it, it really will solve most issues. Every once in a while you get something that you can't find the perfect answer though. Appreciate the data.
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