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April 21st 04, 05:21 AM
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G.R. Patterson III wrote:
snip Now, if you have one of those "personal communication systems" (AKA "PCS phones"), you will not have this problem in the air. These phones use frequency sets in the 900 MhZ range, use different technology, and are legal to use in the air. Of course, Are you sure PCS phones are legal in the air? As I understand it, this is a hotly debated topic. I'm in the process of turning my old cell phone back on. I have a Qualcomm dual-mode phone that as I understand it is illegal to use in the air. If a Sprint PCS phone is legal to use I would consider changing phones. (Thought about an Iridium sat phone, but the $1.25/min charges changed my mind!) 
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