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Sig 9 month s ago
#3 What's wrong with that? Perfectly valid and many bands have done this to get that unique sound.
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Thaddeus 9 month s ago
Sig, It's like they've never heard of Stone Temple Pilots
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Bell 9 month s ago
Sig,
must have missed the part where it says that there is something wrong with it.
must have missed the part where it says that there is something wrong with it.
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Luella 9 month s ago
#45 I wonder how that phone worked without cell towers…
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Elly 9 month s ago
Luella,probably a few local stations on the premise for demo purpose. But I wonder if that was even digital bc you could listen in on those calls with CB radios...
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Bell 9 month s ago
Luella,
it didn't. That's why cell phones are called cell phones. They need cell towers to work. It worked on the AMPS system, which used the 850MHz band. Yes, analouge, no, not CB frequency range. Elly probably mixed that with wireless land line phones, which operated in that frequency range (and therefore had those ridicously long antennas).
it didn't. That's why cell phones are called cell phones. They need cell towers to work. It worked on the AMPS system, which used the 850MHz band. Yes, analouge, no, not CB frequency range. Elly probably mixed that with wireless land line phones, which operated in that frequency range (and therefore had those ridicously long antennas).
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Nibby 9 month s ago
#37 These women-only parking spaces are near the exits and crowded areas.
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Nibby 9 month s ago
#41 the statue of Konrad von Hochstaden on the cathedral is... interesting.
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Bell 9 month s ago
Nibby,
and why's that?
and why's that?
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Beedy 7 month s ago
#4 One of the best decisions of my life was to learn how to exercise without going to a McGym. At 66yo, I've never been more fit, stronger, or healthier. I wouldn't go to a gym now if it were free.
must have missed the part where it says that there is something wrong with it.
it didn't. That's why cell phones are called cell phones. They need cell towers to work. It worked on the AMPS system, which used the 850MHz band. Yes, analouge, no, not CB frequency range. Elly probably mixed that with wireless land line phones, which operated in that frequency range (and therefore had those ridicously long antennas).
and why's that?