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  1. #1
    Rupa Schomaker
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    I have a motorola mpx200 that is unlocked and using a cingular sim.
    I'm visiting south west florida (boca raton) and noticed the only
    signal I can get is AT&T and T-Mobile. No cingular.

    Is the cingular gsm network 850 only or is cingular "sharing" an
    existing network similar to their agreements with t-mobile in
    california and new york?

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  2. #2
    John Cummings
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    Re: Florida GSM, 850 only?

    "Rupa Schomaker" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    > I have a motorola mpx200 that is unlocked and using a cingular sim.
    > I'm visiting south west florida (boca raton) and noticed the only
    > signal I can get is AT&T and T-Mobile. No cingular.
    >
    > Is the cingular gsm network 850 only or is cingular "sharing" an
    > existing network similar to their agreements with t-mobile in
    > california and new york?


    Yes, the Cingular coverage on the Atlantic coast side
    of Florida is all 800 MHz plus the Orlando area and
    minus the Fort Pierce area (1900 MHz TDMA). Much of
    the remainder of the state is covered on 1900 MHz.

    John C.





  3. #3
    Rupa Schomaker
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    Re: Florida GSM, 850 only?

    "John Cummings" <[email protected]> writes:

    > "Rupa Schomaker" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    > news:[email protected]...
    >> I have a motorola mpx200 that is unlocked and using a cingular sim.
    >> I'm visiting south west florida (boca raton) and noticed the only


    meant south east...

    >> signal I can get is AT&T and T-Mobile. No cingular.
    >>
    >> Is the cingular gsm network 850 only or is cingular "sharing" an
    >> existing network similar to their agreements with t-mobile in
    >> california and new york?

    >
    > Yes, the Cingular coverage on the Atlantic coast side
    > of Florida is all 800 MHz plus the Orlando area and
    > minus the Fort Pierce area (1900 MHz TDMA). Much of
    > the remainder of the state is covered on 1900 MHz.


    I guess I'll find out how much i got dinged by roaming on t-mobile and
    ATTWS. That is until my mpx200 decided to crash and not recover.

    <sigh>

    The phone showed no signal, wouldn't shutdown. pulled the battery and
    then the phone went into a continuous reboot cycle until the battery
    died. would not charge and would not turn on with battery removed but
    plugged into the wall.

    Did not work with either my original ATT sim or my cingular sim.

    I guess that is what i get for using a phone using windows ce...

    > John C.
    >
    >


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    -rupa



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