Interestingly, the "first wave" of transitions is expected to start as soon as June 27, 2005. How the hell is this going to be pulled off so quickly? I imagine equipment swaps are going to be needed, both at the end user level as well as the bas station level. Yikes.
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Reprogramming in most cases is all that is required.
Nextel had a plan a long time ago.
"Isaiah Beard" <sacredpoet@sacredpoet.com> wrote in message
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| Looks like the FCC has approved schedules for reorganizing the
800Mhz
| band, which affects Nextel, to avoid interference with public saftey
bands.
|
| http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_pub [...] -619A1.pdf |
| Interestingly, the "first wave" of transitions is expected to start
as
| soon as June 27, 2005. How the hell is this going to be pulled off
so
| quickly? I imagine equipment swaps are going to be needed, both at
the
| end user level as well as the bas station level. Yikes.
|
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