CDMA/LTE / CDMA ONLY Mode Switch!

I'm writing this to help the New Comers or any one that come on the Post that have Question an ask about this one. CDMA/LTE OR CDMA Only. An were should the switch be placed at
This is a Critical switch it has a Strong influence of what the Radio does an switching Can as i was told by a Tier 2 tech at Verizon Cause Havoc. The tier 2 went on to say and i Quote its like Like flying a Jet and in Mid air you flip on the Thrust Reverser's a little harsh it may sound but it can have that same effect on the phone. Why you ask! it's hard to get the phones internals once switched to CDMA only to function Properly when put back in the CDMA/LTE. An as i said i think he know what he's talking about as he an other Tier 2's had a course on the the Razr's then a refresher course on the Maxx an this was a big Subject that the Motorola Instructors pushed. He also told me that he Carries the phone as does many of his Co-Workers do at the Call in Center he works at..
This is only a Suggestion that i'm passing on to all: But think about it strongly if you have to make the Switch..b33

bearone21 wrote:
it's good for you, you're in 3g & will evolve to 4g but phoenix is all 4g & i don't want/need it all the time.
good info, i appreciate yours/azsal's input.
LTE in phoenix is as solid as it gets. if i had a 3300mah battery, i'd leave it on LTE all the time. the only reason i leave mine on cdma only is because the tbolt is battery hog and cam with a 1700 and was the first LTE device so if left on LTE/cdma, it's dead in a matter of hours. the radios have evolved and with a 3300, i would bet the MAXX would go 2 days easily on LTE in the phoenix area (with fairly heavy use).....but that's just my guess.

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