Reply With QuoteOriginally Posted by tpredmore
I have the hybrid prl in the Tampa Bay area and I get better reception especially where I live with the hybrid prl.
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Phone Collector
I live in the Tampa Bay, FL area and currently have a hybrid PRL. Have other people in the area had better coverage with the hybrid PRL or the standard PRL?
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I have the hybrid prl in the Tampa Bay area and I get better reception especially where I live with the hybrid prl.
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YOu many get better reception with the hybrid because Tampa Bay area is an X-Alltel area. Until Alltel is fully integrated into Verizon you may need the hybrid. I would have thought Alltel would be fully integrated by now though??
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Tampa Bay is a ex Alltel area, as far as I know it has not been fully integrated yet in this area. I can still tell the difference in my location.
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I know this is an older thread, but where can i get the best PRL for use in Tampa Florida?
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The PRL only determines what order the phone chooses SIDs (system IDs) from most to least preferred.
The difference was (for a Verizon user) the regular PRL preferred Verizon SIDs then Alltel SIDs, while the hybrid preferred Alltel over Verizon. For Alltel users it was the opposite -- normal PRLs preferring Alltel and hybrid preferring Verizon.
I think these networks have been fully integrated for quite a while so any of these PRLs will work the same in Tampa area.
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