each
carrier, although I can't remember the amount.
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$8 a month? WOW!
Oh, Dennis.. I like your early warning system LOL
Paul
On 4/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Pat,
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> $8.00 a month, what a bargain. My wife has a old analog phone from
> 1997 out in the garage. It is larger than current phones, but not as large
> a
Pat,
$8.00 a month, what a bargain. My wife has a old analog phone from 1997 out
in the garage. It is larger than current phones, but not as large as the
orginal cell phones. I have a early warning system that tells me when I'm
going to receive a phone call on my cell phone. The computer
Dennis said: This was back when the cell phones were analog.
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Dennis I still use an analog cell phone. I have a contract originated in
1988 that gives me analog cellular service for about $8.00 a month. If I
upgrade to digital I lose that contract. So I am holding out a long as I
can. I've re
Back in the mid 90's, I visited a home was at the top of a ridge in El
Sobrante, CA. A cell phone company connected their cell antennas to his wooden
deck and they did a good job hiding the equipment. He was paid $200.00 a month
and received 2 cell phones with unlimited usage. This was back
Has anyone else notice a cell antenna on a high power tower?
/
Dennis, that's been common around here for a few years. I have seen at
least a half dozen such installations in the Denver metro area. One in
particular is unique because the signal is passed to and from the tower
via a 25-foot long
Stephen Hawkins wrote:
> There are cell sites in places you would never think of.
> In Lincoln Neb. a cell company had rented a room on the top floor of a
> Holiday Inn, on a "forever" basis, and installed a cell site in it.
>
I heard a story of one wireless operator that rented an apartme
>> In Lincoln Neb. a cell company had rented a room on the top floor of a
Holiday Inn, on a "forever" basis, and installed a cell site in it.
Steve, I've been in wireless for almost 10 years, and I've never heard of
carrier going to that extreme. Interesting! Any other unusual sites you've
run
many here too on the mainland Vancouver BC
ef
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All the time around here (Victoria) and the area south of Vancouver, BC...Walt
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Date: Sunday, April 22, 2007 5:16 pm
Subject: [IRCA] High Power electrical towers (OT)
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> While driving around East Vancouver today, I noticed
> Has anyone else notice a cell antenna on a high power tower?
Yes.
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Dennis,
On Sunday 22 April 2007 19:16, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> While driving around East Vancouver today, I noticed a high power
> electrical right of way than ran along the street that I was driving on. On
> top of one of the many towers was a cell phone antenna site. I have never
> seem a c
While driving around East Vancouver today, I noticed a high power electrical
right of way than ran along the street that I was driving on.
On top of one of the many towers was a cell phone antenna site. I have never
seem a cell site on a high power electrical tower. Around here the cell sit
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