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willnz:patdude: ... they'll look like a greedy multinational ...
Look like?
Ahh cell breathing
Cell breathing is the constant change of the range of the geographical area covered by a cellular telephone transmitter based on the amount of traffic currently using that transmitter. When a cell becomes heavily loaded, it shrinks. Subscriber traffic is then redirected to a neighboring cell that is more lightly loaded, which is called load balancing. Cell breathing is a common phenomenon of 2G and 3G wireless systems including code-division multiple access (CDMA). CDMA2000 and wideband code-division multiple access (WCDMA) are designed to manage cell breathing.
Note that for years Vodafones reps etc went on about CDMA breathing, like it was the worst thing ever to warn off clients, funny thing is now they have a CDMA based system breathing occurs on the vodafone WCDMA network as well.
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Ahh cell breathing
Cell breathing is the constant change of the range of the geographical area covered by a cellular telephone transmitter based on the amount of traffic currently using that transmitter. When a cell becomes heavily loaded, it shrinks. Subscriber traffic is then redirected to a neighboring cell that is more lightly loaded, which is called load balancing. Cell breathing is a common phenomenon of 2G and 3G wireless systems including code-division multiple access (CDMA). CDMA2000 and wideband code-division multiple access (WCDMA) are designed to manage cell breathing.
Note that for years Vodafones reps etc went on about CDMA breathing, like it was the worst thing ever to warn off clients, funny thing is now they have a CDMA based system breathing occurs on the vodafone WCDMA network as well.
heavenly_wild: Go to Asia and you will find many apartment rooftops with 10 cell sites situated within metres of each other, if not half a metre. No interference there.
Vodafone might start blaming our microwaves for the interference next!
zocster: hmm anyone is doing the actual 'testing' of independent expert opinion? keen to know who that would be
exportgoldman:I'm still gobsmacked that Vodafone took 5 years to build 65% of a 3G network that Telecom took less than a year to build - and they would still slowly be building it if Telecom didn't build theirs.
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boby55:zocster: hmm anyone is doing the actual 'testing' of independent expert opinion? keen to know who that would be
I am close friends with a person in the trade, and according to them the interfence is only where vodafone has used "Generic Gear" e.g with a freq of 800mhz to 1000 because that is cheaper than singluar gear what vodafone have used in Large CBD Areas.
So in saying that, yes Telecom's 850 network is interfering with Vodafones network, except Telecom are in the right as they have brought the license to 850 and it is vodafones fault for not locking down the gear to their own network bands.
edit: "Please not he or she does not work directly with any mobile network, and any of this infomation can be found with a google search"
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