Hello all I have a Motorola Alpha star flip phone for sale with
two batt"one thick,one thin"and with charger ,book and C.L.A ALL FOR
$100  If you are interested just reply
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 223 CELLULAR      Ref: DGLM2751 Date: 12/17/96
From: PREPAID CELLULAR                                      Time: 06:45pm
\/To: GREG HARBAUGH                                       (Read 8 times)
Subj: R: Alpha Flip For Sale

if you still have the phone I would be interested!!
mike g
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 223 CELLULAR      Ref: E1FP0706 Date: 01/11/97
From: PREPAID CELLULAR                                      Time: 08:11pm
\/To: GREG HARBAUGH                                       (Read 5 times)
Subj: R: Alpha Flip For Sale

hello greg
ILL give ya 60.00 for it if it's working..
usally flip phones are dirt cheap but the alpha phones are
better!!
let me know ok
mike g
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 223 CELLULAR      Ref: DAC00002 Date: 06/06/96
From: LAWRENCE CHEN                                         Time: 8:22 am
\/To: ALL                                                 (Read 12 times)
Subj: Deactivated Cellular

Do deactivated cellulars work in Canada?
I have an old portable....where both battery packs are useless....and I 
decided it was easier to get a new cellular with new features I wanted than 
to try and locate batteries for it....there's also little difference in 
ice.
But, I have a lighter cord for it....so I was thinking I'd give it to my 
parents incase of emergency.....
The batteries are so useless, that I can't make a 5 minute phone call with 
one of the packs straight from the charger.  The other one does a little bit 
better, but no where near the 120 minute talktime/22 hours standby that it 
used to do.
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 223 CELLULAR      Ref: DGKN3439 Date: 12/16/96
From: PREPAID CELLULAR                                      Time: 07:57pm
\/To: LAWRENCE CHEN                                       (Read 8 times)
Subj: R: Deactivated Cellular

have you thought about a prepaid cellular phone
mike g
414-521-4663
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 223 CELLULAR      Ref: DGTL0885 Date: 12/24/96
From: PREPAID CELLULAR                                      Time: 05:14pm
\/To: LAWRENCE CHEN                                       (Read 6 times)
Subj: R: Deactivated Cellular

how much for the old cell phone with bad battery's.
let me know!
mike g
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FIDO MESSAGE AREA==> TOPIC: 223 CELLULAR      Ref: DAC00003 Date: 06/08/96
From: JOHN SUMMERS                                          Time: 05:45am
\/To: ADAM PEREZ                                          (Read 10 times)
Subj: Long Range Cellular Communications

Adam Perez wrote in a message to All:
AP>  I wonder if anyone out ther can answer this question.
AP> What antenna and equipment "amplifier,etc" could be used to
AP> access cell sites at extremely long range. By long range I
AP> mean about 100 miles away or so. When I'm out to sea I would
AP> like to know how far I can feasably access cellular networks
AP> on shore. Would a directional antenna work,I.E. a multi
AP> element yagi or something and perhaps an amp??? How about
AP> height?? Is 100 to 120 miles just to far??
AP> I welcome any feedback on this posting.
A yagi would help if you could keep it pointed at the shore.
However, there really isn't any good way to do what you want to do. IF you 
were to find an amp that would allow you to transmit back to the shore, you 
wouldn't be able to receive.
John Summers
(jsummers@ultravision.net
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