the 1rst Time
I've had my VZW phone for about a year and a few days now, and yesterday for the very 1rst time I saw "No Service" banner 😲 instead of the VZW banner, what happened was that I went to Lowe's and as soon as I entered the store my call dropped, a person working there told me that no cell phone works in the store due to all the metal, so I felt better, I was worried for a bit, since it is very, and I mean very rare for me to have a dropped call, when it happens it's usually on the other end. (Hint: sister has T-Mobile he he)
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That's the truth. I find that happening a lot in large hardware stores. When it comes down to brass tax, the cell phone is merely more than a handheld radio and is affected by the same things that would affect those radios (tunnels, buildings, sunspot activity, etc.).
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Biggs said:
That's the truth. I find that happening a lot in large hardware stores. When it comes down to brass tax, the cell phone is merely more than a handheld radio and is affected by the same things that would affect those radios (tunnels, buildings, sunspot activity, etc.).
Handheld radios use an RF frequency, while mobile phones use a digital signal (most of the time). So the reception is comparably different than a handheld radio.
-Verizon Wireless Sales
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85percent said:Also, don't forget that cell phone reception is affected by Borg disruptors and gravity wells.Biggs said:
That's the truth. I find that happening a lot in large hardware stores. When it comes down to brass tax, the cell phone is merely more than a handheld radio and is affected by the same things that would affect those radios (tunnels, buildings, sunspot activity, etc.).
Handheld radios use an RF frequency, while mobile phones use a digital signal (most of the time). So the reception is comparably different than a handheld radio.
-Verizon Wireless Sales
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muchdrama said:85percent said:Also, don't forget that cell phone reception is affected by Borg disruptors and gravity wells.Biggs said:
That's the truth. I find that happening a lot in large hardware stores. When it comes down to brass tax, the cell phone is merely more than a handheld radio and is affected by the same things that would affect those radios (tunnels, buildings, sunspot activity, etc.).
Handheld radios use an RF frequency, while mobile phones use a digital signal (most of the time). So the reception is comparably different than a handheld radio.
-Verizon Wireless Sales
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Odd as this may sound, Tidal activity on the coast adversely affects AMPS, CDMA, TDMA, and GSM, so you can experience dropped calls on the beach at high tide.
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