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v60i...how's the antenna?

Discussion in 'MOTOROLA' started by Verizon1, Feb 12, 2003.

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  1. Joe0378

    Joe0378 Senior Member
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    Most carriers carry the v60i, but there are different versions depending on each network.

    You want the v60i antenna for CDMA phones. Those are Verizon phones that have retractable antennas.
     
    #31 Joe0378, Mar 8, 2003
  2. rneff50

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    I broke the antenna about five times in half a year. I was not being very careful, but i was being pretty careful.
     
    #32 rneff50, Mar 9, 2003
  3. fondoo

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    I noticed the top base of my v60i antenna was cracked over the weekend. i suppose it from the accidently bang up's from the car seat belt or who know's what. i brought it in to Verizon wireless and they replaced it for me for FREE! Rock ON!!
     
    #33 fondoo, Mar 11, 2003
  4. fondoo

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    oh i failed to mention that the v60i antenna gets great reception. when fully extended i get 4-5 bars.

    but again, it could be location range.
     
    #34 fondoo, Mar 11, 2003
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