"Bag" cell phone replacement?
 

What's the cheapest way to get similar coverage to my now obsolete 3w
analog "Bag" phone?
Dick

"Bag" cell phone replacement?
 

what country are you in?

"Richard Lane" wrote in message
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What's the cheapest way to get similar coverage to my now obsolete 3w
analog "Bag" phone?
Dick

"Bag" cell phone replacement?
 

Faire dinkum wrote:
what country are you in?

"Richard Lane" wrote in message
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What's the cheapest way to get similar coverage to my now obsolete 3w
analog "Bag" phone?
Dick



USA
Dick

"Bag" cell phone replacement?
 

Richard Lane wrote:
Faire dinkum wrote:
what country are you in?

"Richard Lane" wrote in message
...
What's the cheapest way to get similar coverage to my now obsolete 3w
analog "Bag" phone?
Dick



USA
Dick
Watch e-bay for a 3-watt booster and a good antenna. Repeaters work
too, but are have more problems than a direct connect booster.
Matt Colie

"Bag" cell phone replacement?
 

In article ,
Richard Lane wrote:

What's the cheapest way to get similar coverage to my now obsolete 3w
analog "Bag" phone?
Dick

There are "Bag Phones" that are Digital and use the new Sim Card
Technology, as well as Dedicated High Power (3 Watt) Fixed
Subscriber Digital Cellular Units. We use them a lot out here
in the Bush of Alaska, where Cells are 45 miles in diameter, and
sites are at 2500 Ft.

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Bruce in alaska
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"Bag" cell phone replacement?
 

Bruce in alaska wrote:
In article ,
Richard Lane wrote:

What's the cheapest way to get similar coverage to my now obsolete 3w
analog "Bag" phone?
Dick

There are "Bag Phones" that are Digital and use the new Sim Card
Technology, as well as Dedicated High Power (3 Watt) Fixed
Subscriber Digital Cellular Units. We use them a lot out here
in the Bush of Alaska, where Cells are 45 miles in diameter, and
sites are at 2500 Ft.

Bruce, the 2W Motorola 9000T would probably serve but it is $304 vs $10
I paid on EBay for the old Motorola 300.
Regards, Dick

"Bag" cell phone replacement?
 

In article ,
Richard Lane wrote:

Bruce in alaska wrote:
In article ,
Richard Lane wrote:

What's the cheapest way to get similar coverage to my now obsolete 3w
analog "Bag" phone?
Dick

There are "Bag Phones" that are Digital and use the new Sim Card
Technology, as well as Dedicated High Power (3 Watt) Fixed
Subscriber Digital Cellular Units. We use them a lot out here
in the Bush of Alaska, where Cells are 45 miles in diameter, and
sites are at 2500 Ft.

Bruce, the 2W Motorola 9000T would probably serve but it is $304 vs $10
I paid on EBay for the old Motorola 300.
Regards, Dick

Yep, just one of many different packages that can solve the OP's
problem.

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Bruce in alaska
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