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Originally Posted by tonto1
- During the day, the phone is located where there is poor reception and I don't make calls from there (except for forward on/off). The phone will go in/out of service. I have read on a Verizon forum that their version will waste power trying to get service. Anyone else notice this ?
- Turning the GPS off (yes OFF) seems to make the phone use more power |
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Originally Posted by Abom
Yes, yes and yes. Poor RF will cause short battery life. The phone adjusts it's output power levels based on it's RF that it gets from the BTS (cell site). If the cell site is very close to you, the phone won't need as much power to communicate with it, and likewise, if the cell site is far away or it's RF is being blocked by something, the phone will put out more power to communicate with it. I've had good phones with good batteries that last well over a week in standby die within 2 hours when leaving the cellular service footprint.
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