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levinx
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| Posted: 29 November 2006 at 1:21pm
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yazidrus wrote:
CDMA on 450 bandwith, why not? Portugal already roll out on 2003-2004. Read here http://www.mobilecomms-technology.com/projects/radiomovel/
or goggling 'cdma on 450mhz; we'll get many infos about this. |
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Oh pardon me, it is just merely CDMA and not CDMA2000 over 450MHz, then CDMA on 450MHz is of course workable..
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levinx
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| Posted: 29 November 2006 at 1:24pm
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oh according to the Portugal website, the CDMA on 450 (CDMA 450) is a variant from CDMA 2000. Great..then we can have 3G data over widen area of up to 50KM from single BTS... Lets see how it is doing... stay tune
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downlinkBTS
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| Posted: 30 November 2006 at 5:23pm
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Hopefully in 1st Q 2007 they can launch this CDMA 450 service..can't tahan anymore.. highspeed internet conncetion thru wireless..wired DSL service only up to 4-5km from PSTN exchange.
so we have another choice..
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levinx
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| Posted: 01 December 2006 at 12:13am
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hmmm... if u want highspeed thru wireless, you can try Jaring Flite Wireless... it's on Soma Network Wideband CDMA over 1.9GHz technology and available now... even u can use their 015 VOIP services ...experience it on Wideband CDMA network... Coverage about 10-15km radius and non-light-of-sight.
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skyhill
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| Posted: 01 December 2006 at 12:16am
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downlinkBTS wrote:
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Hopefully in 1st Q 2007 they can launch this CDMA 450 service..can't tahan anymore.. highspeed internet conncetion thru wireless..wired DSL service only up to 4-5km from PSTN exchange.
so we have another choice..
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Even for CDMA running on 850 MHz, the coverage of one single cell is maximum 4-5km within urban areas. My house in Putra Perdana is served by TM Puchong Batu 12 Exchange cell, which is 7.64 km line-of-sight from my house. One bar signal outdoor, can't make and receive calls while indoor even with one bar signal.
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downlinkBTS
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| Posted: 01 December 2006 at 8:57am
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I came from a rubber tapper family in Kedah..small town area Baling ..never heard about Jaring Flite Wireless in my area..only is their Flexicall IDD/STD card service..hehe.
Mr. Skyhill..
what's ur CDMA handphone model ..Huawei? Better change to Motorola type..
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yazidrus
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| Posted: 01 December 2006 at 9:29am
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downlinkBTS wrote:
I came from a rubber tapper family in Kedah..small town area Baling ..never heard about Jaring Flite Wireless in my area..only is their Flexicall IDD/STD card service..hehe.
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Jaring Flite Wireless is mean for wireless broadband, but under the same package are enjoying the VOIP service provided by Jaring. The coverage is only at the Klang Valley and limited to certain places. I am used to it when I am staying in Shah Alam, but since moved to Melaka early this year the receiver unit is bricked.
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levinx
Senior Member (Posts: 992)
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| Posted: 01 December 2006 at 10:28am
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yazidrus wrote:
downlinkBTS wrote:
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I came from a rubber tapper family in Kedah..small town area Baling ..never heard about Jaring Flite Wireless in my area..only is their Flexicall IDD/STD card service..hehe.
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Jaring Flite Wireless is mean for wireless broadband, but under the same package are enjoying the VOIP service provided by Jaring. The coverage is only at the Klang Valley and limited to certain places. I am used to it when I am staying in Shah Alam, but since moved to Melaka early this year the receiver unit is bricked.
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U should terminated the services and return the Somaport.
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levinx
Senior Member (Posts: 992)
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| Posted: 04 December 2006 at 1:24am
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Mr Yazidrus,
could u share your experience on using TM CDMA? Which model of handset support the TMNet CDMA 1525 144kbps? How is the coverage? Signal good? Drop calls? Connection time? as compared to GSM...
Thanks.
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yazidrus
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| Posted: 04 December 2006 at 9:50am
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My fren Mr Levinx, wrong person la. I am not using CDMA. Our friends skyhill, downlink and guanogu is using it.
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