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On Mon, Jul 14, 2003 at 09:07:32AM -0700, Bob Miller wrote:
> We have barely marginal cell phone reception at our house, and only
> from Verizon. AFAICT, the cell tower we talk to is just north of the
> King Estate vinyards. That's three or four miles south of our house,
> and not in direct line of sight.
>
> We are looking at getting one of these [1]. But they come in two
> versions. One version works with 824-896 MHz, and the other handles
> 1850-1990 MHz.
>
> We can't find anybody who can tell us what frequency band the cell
> tower at King Estate uses. Anybody know? Anybody know anybody who
> would know? If you saw a picture of the transceivers, could you
> identify them?
I can only tell you that Verizon is CDMA, when talking about digital, and
AFAIK you are.
- --
Joseph Carter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> We can hope for the future,
But there may not be one
Red Hat has recently released a Security Advisory (RHSA-1999:030-01)
covering a buffer overflow in the vixie cron package. Debian has
discovered this bug two years ago and fixed it. Therefore versions in
both, the stable and the unstable, distributions of Debian are not
vulnerable to this problem..
[Consider: Is this a good thing or a bad thing?]
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