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#77291 14-Feb-2011 11:32

The Sure Signal offer also includes the Vodafone Broadband Complete modem

https://www.vodafone.co.nz/services/femtocell/

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#439225 14-Feb-2011 12:51

so you have to have both devices?

does the sure signal device plug into the the vodafone complete modem or the other way around?

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#439230 14-Feb-2011 12:59

Damn it, lol! I just signed up to another year on mobile broadband.

I'll just have to get both :)

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#439257 14-Feb-2011 13:59

pwner: so you have to have both devices?

does the sure signal device plug into the the vodafone complete modem or the other way around?

The Sure Signal plugs into the Modem?

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#439283 14-Feb-2011 14:48

It plugs nto the router.

I am in a cab, back to te airport and flying back to WLG soon... I have interesting footage from the press event here today (and yes it included helicopter rides).

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#439285 14-Feb-2011 14:50

By the way, I have one of these devices with me, and seeing we don't use DSl I will probably find a deserving Geekzoner using Vodafone DSL to 'test' it...

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#439299 14-Feb-2011 15:40

freitasm: By the way, I have one of these devices with me, and seeing we don't use DSl I will probably find a deserving Geekzoner using Vodafone DSL to 'test' it...

Oh god, my Dad needs this, he phones me and then *Clunk* the call is dropped. You are lucky to get 1 bar of signal in his house + he also has Vodafone ADSL which is faster than mine (I am jealous)

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#439302 14-Feb-2011 15:47

Can anyone confirm if 2 degrees mobiles can roam onto these?

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#439308 14-Feb-2011 15:53

My Kindle can use it (tested) by AFAIK neither Telecom XT (because of band) or 2degress can use it.

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#439317 14-Feb-2011 16:15

freitasm: My Kindle can use it (tested) by AFAIK neither Telecom XT (because of band) or 2degress can use it.

I would say that outside the roaming areas 2 Degrees /might/ be able to use it, since it has to roam to Vodafone.

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#439323 14-Feb-2011 16:24

nitrotech: Can anyone confirm if 2 degrees mobiles can roam onto these?

Sure Signal is a Vodafone product

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#439327 14-Feb-2011 16:32

johnr:
nitrotech: Can anyone confirm if 2 degrees mobiles can roam onto these?

Sure Signal is a Vodafone product

2degrees roam on vodafone network outside the main centres. if i have vodafone dsl and have sure signal, as a 2degrees customer, can my phone roam onto this product? (i think we understand that sure signal is a vodafone product)

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#439350 14-Feb-2011 17:19

nakedmolerat:
johnr:
nitrotech: Can anyone confirm if 2 degrees mobiles can roam onto these?

Sure Signal is a Vodafone product

2degrees roam on vodafone network outside the main centres. if i have vodafone dsl and have sure signal, as a 2degrees customer, can my phone roam onto this product? (i think we understand that sure signal is a vodafone product)

No. It's a Vodafone product as John said. Only works with Vodafone SIM cards.

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#439353 14-Feb-2011 17:26

michaelmurfy:
freitasm: My Kindle can use it (tested) by AFAIK neither Telecom XT (because of band) or 2degress can use it.

I would say that outside the roaming areas 2 Degrees /might/ be able to use it, since it has to roam to Vodafone.?

No, it won't roam.

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#439363 14-Feb-2011 17:51

Isn't this sure signal thing, sinilar to turning your cellphone into a cordless house phone. From what I can see from the promo page it creates a 3G base station for your mobile to use, and that transmits the data over your broadband connection/eg over your phone line. Certainly a clever idea and gets around not having to install more cell phone towers. But I don't see the advatnage over using a normal landline or voip calling, apart from if you are on a naked broadband connection, or you don't want multiple phones.

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#439387 14-Feb-2011 18:31

The advantage is that if someone calls you (or you want to call them) on your mobile, and you're in a place that has poor, no, or spotty coverage.... you won't have anymore. Because things will work reliably and folk will be able to talk to you

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