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Old January 20th 05, 07:23 PM
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I understand that AirCell phones use the same system as regular cell
phones. There is a special antenna on the aircraft which gives a lower
power shaped transmission which cannot broadcast past the existing cell
region. Each region is made up of a network of cell phones. They may
have some dedicated frequencies or channels but they use the same
network of cell towers and regions.

 




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