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#21279 21-Apr-2008 19:56
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How many calls/txt can a Vodafone cell site handle. I was at the V8's in Hamilton(Sunday) with my N95 and was unable to call out(Network Busy) and send txt's with full 3G service.Forced the phone to GSM mode and then had no issues. I thought the 3G service would be able to handle much more calls?   

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#125413 21-Apr-2008 20:17
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A 2G cow was in place for the Hamilton V8s



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  #125414 21-Apr-2008 20:26
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Does vodafone use temp 3g now since there are a lot of 3g handsets on the market now or just sticking with 2g stuff for the time being? I can imagine with the v8's it being an event where people would use video calling

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#125417 21-Apr-2008 20:30
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johnr: A 2G cow was in place for the Hamilton V8s

Moo ?









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#125418 21-Apr-2008 20:33
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tonyhughes:
johnr: A 2G cow was in place for the Hamilton V8s

Moo ?


Milk shakes all round!!

COW=Cell on wheels or SOW=Sales on wheels

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  #125438 21-Apr-2008 21:39
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How often do cell sites get overloaded? Not including events liek v8 supercars etc?

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  #125439 21-Apr-2008 21:42
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simon14: How often do cell sites get overloaded? Not including events liek v8 supercars etc?


Blocking you mean! not often as 1800 capacity sites are being deployed where needed

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