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On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 09:15:10 -0500, Harry Krause wrote:
...worth the trouble of installation on a boat, generally speaking? Can anyone report specific instances of improved reception and range after installing a marine cell phone antenna for a typical handheld cellphone? And, with all the different cell phone frequencies "out there," is there a single antenna that "fits all," assuming different plug kits are available for the business end of the antenna connection wire? And no, I have no interest in carrying or using a bag phone or in an jury-rigged solutions. Thanks! Never used a marine version, but while there are multiple modulation schemes, there are only really two frequencies in use - the 800 mhz band and the 1800 or 1900 (I think) mhz band other than the PCS stuff. There are lots of dual band antennae. I use one on my car and it made a substantial difference with a Motorola StarTac (tri-mode, dual band phone). -- Larry email is rapp at lmr dot com |
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