[NSRCA-discussion] Ultimate Spread Spectrum

[Richard Strickland]

How about Satellite Phone.oh I forgot.Military's already doing that.

RS

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Sounds like a plan. At least two phone numbers. Maybe one LD?

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By dual links do yo mean like one Cingular and one Verizon phone??  Maybe a
Razr and a Nokia??
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On 4/11/06, Jay Marshall < lightfoot at sc.rr.com <mailto:lightfoot at sc.rr.com>
> wrote:
That's why I suggested dual links, Jon. Admittedly, I am not much of a cell
phone user and therefore I have never had a dropped call. Range checks take
on a whole new meaning.

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How many dropped calls have you had on a cell phone?  How many
bad/noisy/garbled connections?  How many out of range/no signal issues?

Not for me!!

Jon Lowe

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Now that I am receiving again, I'll throw this out and shake things up.

Many cell phones have data ports. Why not attach an encoder from a TX
box to
one, and then a phone & decoder in the aircraft? No interference,
infinite
channels, infinite range. A little more weight but not too much if you
use
the aircraft battery. Perhaps dual links for fail-safe? And how about
telemetry on the down link? Someone will say that the FCC would oppose
this,
but all we are doing is sending data from one FCC approved phone to
another.


Jay Marshall
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