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Marcus AAkesson wrote:
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? Yes, definitely. Setup: Nokia Carkit with 6210 installed at chart table. Combination RR Electronics antenna in mast 18m a.s.l. Always provides better range than a handheld phone. On one specific instance last summer, there was no coverage at the mooring with hand held phones. Nothing, nada. 5 people trying to make calls with different phones without luck. With the ext. antenna, I had 4/5 or so, absolutely perfect sound. Using GSM900. Next year there will be a fixed-mount 8W Motorola GSM, and a fixed-mount 15W Motorola NMT450....! /Marcus Thanks...I'm also looking at a sat phone, about $200, plus less than 20 cents a minute. My cell calls tend to be short. -- Email sent to is never read. |
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