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I just wanted to say many thanks to those responsible for this community. I dropped AT&T for Ting a few weeks back and discovered this site last week while researching Sprint coverage. I've learned so much (PRLs, frequencies, 2G/3G/4G) reading the forums here it's crazy.

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Welcome cablemonkey! You're screen name sounds familiar, DSLR? Yeah the best part is the interactive maps with the new towers and such!

 

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I use the same handle most places, so it's quite possible. If by DSLR you mean the camera, probably not.

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