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Arrrgggh ! I want that keypad !! R4B008 ? Ok, i need to go to the service point soon....
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Posted: 2002-12-07 14:13:00
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@ Sanjeev.
Yep i got this info in an email from SE support about a month ago or so. If you're upgrading from R4A008 please tell me what changed. I just recently upgraded to R4A008 and I'm reluctant to upgrade again so soon. In fact I'm quite happy with the phone as is.
PS: Just in case you didn't already know. If you have got a testunit phone it's not advisable to do so. SE will not upgrade TU and will not support it (as it was never intended for commercial use)
EDIT: Damn those typos
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[ This Message was edited by: dietbrand on 2002-12-08 00:15 ]
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Posted: 2002-12-07 15:09:00
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NO, mind is NOT the test unit. I will upgrade mine when i go there to buy the t300 :-)
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Posted: 2002-12-07 15:32:00
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looks like 90 percent just stopped postin right after the RIPesato....
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Posted: 2002-12-08 01:08:00
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I'm here till the end (which will hopefully never come).
So let's just try to keep this forum going.
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Posted: 2002-12-08 01:14:00
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Can anybody tell me for what band the IAT-10 is (most) effective (900/1800/1900). Just wondering if I should consider it.
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Posted: 2002-12-08 01:17:00
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http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=IAT-10&asource=ERIC_MOBT39
or then retractable
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Posted: 2002-12-08 01:26:00
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the non retractable ...
http://www.expansys.com/product.asp?code=IAT-10&asource=ERIC_MOBT39
or the retractable?
http://www.mob-phone.com/acatalog/buy_T28_World_262.html
"The general idea is yes. Ericsson has something called "high performance antenna IAT-10". Dr. A. Merrington has this to say about it:
"The details are for NPI (part of the Airstream network) in Michigan but I would guess its true for any service area and service provider.
If you are in an area with a reasonably good signal (a three or so on the T28 signal intensity meter), you will get a stronger signal. It will boost a 3 to a 5 (max). If you are in an area with a very weak signal (a one or so) you get a slightly better signal - a 1.5 (flashes between a 1 and a 2) to a 3. If you are in an area with no signal, it won't do a thing. I lived about half a mile beyong the signal limits from two towers and now, with the IAT-10, I get a weak signal in my yard. I still can't pull a signal into the buildings.
Is it worth buying? For me it was because, as a I said, I lived just outside the old service area, now I don't. The other thing I forgot to mention is that it seems to hold onto signals whilst driving in the car better with fewer dead spots. It offers an incremental improvement rather than a significant improvement but if that's all you need, then it'll work for you."
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[ This Message was edited by: adamizer on 2002-12-08 00:32 ]
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Posted: 2002-12-08 01:27:00
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Thanks for the link Adamizer, but the site doesn't say anything about it's effective range.
I mean in my country there is pretty good coverage (99 % of the country is covered). Only inside buildings the reception can get weaker.
My mobile carrier works on 900/1800 (yet mostly on 900 MHz, 1800 is just for when it gets crowdy). So if the antenna only works well on 1800/1900 MHz it won't do me much good.
Greetz,
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Posted: 2002-12-08 01:31:00
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Oops,
You were posting when I was typing
Ignore the message above.
So i guess the antenna works for 1900 MHz (the testimonial was from USA).
Thanks Adamizer
Greetz,
DbVdb
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[ This Message was edited by: dietbrand on 2002-12-08 00:36 ]
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