Terminals

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Who makes the terminal equipment for cellphones?

The RF equipment?

The antennas?

Thanks

 

[Jer]

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Bill Reynolds wrote:
> Who makes the terminal equipment for cellphones?
>
> The RF equipment?
>
> The antennas?
>
> Thanks


Holy cow Bill, haven't you ever heard of Google.com?

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[Guest]

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>Holy cow Bill, haven't you ever heard of Google.com?

Sure, use it all the time....

Typed in "cellphone equipment" and got back 952 hits.

After 3 pages of not answering my question, (so I'm lazy), I opted to
ask the group. Didn't mean to put anyone out...I figured someone would
know and give me an answer.

FWIW...I installed and maintained the first 8 Pulsar terminals for the
RCC market for Motorola from '75 to '83. October '83 they wanted to
send me to Chicago to help install their new cellular phone system.

I came south in '59 from Indiana and no way in hell was I going to go
back north...so, it was have fun dudes.

 

[David]

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"Bill Reynolds" <breynoTIE@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> Who makes the terminal equipment for cellphones?
>
> The RF equipment?
>
> The antennas?
>
> Thanks

Motorola is one manufacturer of base station equipment.

 

[Jer]

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Bill Reynolds wrote:
>>Holy cow Bill, haven't you ever heard of Google.com?
>
>
> Sure, use it all the time....
>
> Typed in "cellphone equipment" and got back 952 hits.
>
> After 3 pages of not answering my question, (so I'm lazy), I opted to
> ask the group. Didn't mean to put anyone out...I figured someone would
> know and give me an answer.

Well, quite literally, there are hundreds of answers. Here's a few
suggestions...

cellular antenna
cellular terminal equipment
cellular towers
cellular equipment manufacturers

>
> FWIW...I installed and maintained the first 8 Pulsar terminals for the
> RCC market for Motorola from '75 to '83. October '83 they wanted to
> send me to Chicago to help install their new cellular phone system.

Reminds me of a pair of TLD-1100's and helper shocks on a Lincoln.

>
> I came south in '59 from Indiana and no way in hell was I going to go
> back north...so, it was have fun dudes.
>


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[Guest]

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"Bill Reynolds" <breynoTIE@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> Who makes the terminal equipment for cellphones?
>
> The RF equipment?
>
> The antennas?
>
> Thanks

Switches come from Nokia, Ericsson, Motorola, Siemens, Lucent, others...

Radios & RF gear come from the above, Decibel, and others.

Antennas come from Decibel, Maxrad, Larsen, Andrew and a host of others
manufacturers.

Some companies specialize in one technology (i.e. CDMA, GSM, TDMA); others,
like Ericsson and Motorola, build a little of everything.

If you need to know more, try the Google thing again, using the word
"infrastructure."

Mark


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[Guest]

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>
>Switches come from Nokia, Ericsson, Motorola, Siemens, Lucent, others...
>
>Radios & RF gear come from the above, Decibel, and others.
>
>Antennas come from Decibel, Maxrad, Larsen, Andrew and a host of others
>manufacturers.
>
>Some companies specialize in one technology (i.e. CDMA, GSM, TDMA); others,
>like Ericsson and Motorola, build a little of everything.
>
>If you need to know more, try the Google thing again, using the word
>"infrastructure."
>
>Mark

Thanks, Mark.

The biggest problem with Google is to figure out what to search for.
Never would have thought to use "infrastructure."