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R600 vs T65 reception |
moua
Joined: Jun 03, 2002
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R600 reception is VERY bad.
Is T65 reception is better ?
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arnoldc
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compared to what phone? |
moua
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R600 vs T65
Between these 2 phones 
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d_a_r_k_n_e_z_z
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phone reception also depends on your network itself and not just the phone. my t65's reception fluctuates from 1 bar to 5 bars from time to time. comprende? |
moua
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I know that...
But, for example,
when you take a R600 on one hand, and T65 in one other.
There is just one bar on the R600,
how many bars the T65 will get ?
In the facts, does T65 reception is better than R600 in same place, at the same moment ? |
lazarini
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all ericsson signal bar fluctuate thats common knowledge and as i noticed doesent realy efect the call quality but it whas hard for me to get use to on nokia the signal bar is almoust always rock solid
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moua
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gmnmmnmngmgggigidiiiii
Well... another example...
You are calling with
one R600 in your right hand, and
one T65 in your left hand.
You enter into a very long tunnel.
Who is the first to lose the call ? |
decoy7
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On 2002-07-01 18:26, moua wrote:
You are calling with
one R600 in your right hand, and
one T65 in your left hand.
You enter into a very long tunnel.
Who is the first to lose the call ?
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trick question right?
my guess = R600.
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kevin81
Joined: Mar 12, 2002
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Because of the different SW used in these two phones, maybe the bars will disappear first on one phone's screen.
But I am certain that you are talking to someone with both phones, and you enter a tunnel. Your calls will be dropped at the same time.
And btw, this shouldn't affect your buy of the phone since even if one phone drops the connection one millisecond faster than the other, so what? 
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moua
Joined: Jun 03, 2002
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my guess = R600.
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Ahhh... an answer Thanks.
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And btw, this shouldn't affect your buy of the phone since even if one phone drops the connection one millisecond faster than the other, so what?
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It was an example... but if you are in a underground, there is a great difference between a telephone wich you can call and another which display "No network" (or dont have the minimum reception to make a call)
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kevin81
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I see, but are you sure that there's such a big difference between two phone models from the same manufacturer? hmm...
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moua
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YES
for example, a simple T39 (who have a better reception than T68 or T20) can't get signal on somes deep countryside, or drop signal in certain places (in fast train for example), A T39 with IAT-10 don't drop signal. |
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Posted: 2002-07-01 06:43
