Tri Mode

Can anyone recommend a cell phone with verizon so I can have analog also.
Tri mode ?? LG does not have any I think? . Motorola 325i has but not sure
it is as good as LG. I do not care if the camera is not as good as long as
the reception is great. Thanks to all

On Mar 9, 5:16 pm, "Tommy" <n...@bestweb.net> wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a cell phone with verizon so I can have analog also.
> Tri mode ?? LG does not have any I think? . Motorola 325i has but not sure
> it is as good as LG. I do not care if the camera is not as good as long as
> the reception is great. Thanks to all

LG VX5300 has analog. 325i has better reception but the LG is pretty
close behind.

On Fri, 9 Mar 2007 20:16:37 -0500, "Tommy" <nwppt@bestweb.net> wrote:

>Can anyone recommend a cell phone with verizon so I can have analog also.
>Tri mode ?? LG does not have any I think? . Motorola 325i has but not sure
>it is as good as LG. I do not care if the camera is not as good as long as
>the reception is great. Thanks to all
>

I think the Motorola W315 is also a tri-mode phone. It does not have a
camera.

"Tommy" <nwppt@bestweb.net> wrote in
news:12v41nltm7jh3a0@corp.supernews.com:

> Can anyone recommend a cell phone with verizon so I can have analog
> also. Tri mode ?? LG does not have any I think? . Motorola 325i has
> but not sure it is as good as LG. I do not care if the camera is not
> as good as long as the reception is great. Thanks to all
>
>
>

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Internal and EXTERNAL antennas for better reception, just like the old days
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Larry
--
If AMPS is dead....Why is Motorola producing a NEW AMPS PHONE for
government, industry, oil/gas, emergency services customers??
More Verizon bullshit??

What for? Analog will be gone soon so who cares? FWIW the mot offerings will
most likely have the best tri-mode but frankly after next year it won't
matter.
"Tommy" <nwppt@bestweb.net> wrote in message
news:12v41nltm7jh3a0@corp.supernews.com...
> Can anyone recommend a cell phone with verizon so I can have analog also.
> Tri mode ?? LG does not have any I think? . Motorola 325i has but not
> sure it is as good as LG. I do not care if the camera is not as good as
> long as the reception is great. Thanks to all
>

Finding the keyboard operational
Larry entered:

> "Tommy" <nwppt@bestweb.net> wrote in
> news:12v41nltm7jh3a0@corp.supernews.com:
>
>> Can anyone recommend a cell phone with verizon so I can have analog
>> also. Tri mode ?? LG does not have any I think? . Motorola 325i has
>> but not sure it is as good as LG. I do not care if the camera is not
>> as good as long as the reception is great. Thanks to all
>>
>>
>>
>
> http://www.motorola.com/consumer/v/index.jsp?vgnextoid=
> 6842e59e1572d010VgnVCM1000008206b00aRCRD&show=prod uctHome
>
> Welcome to the FINEST new CELLULAR PHONE produced for CDMA/AMPS
> triband in many years! The Motorola M800 and M800 Bagphones.....
>
> Installed in the bag or in the car, it runs 3 WATTS on 800, 2 WATTS
> on 1900 Mhz...instead of the mambypamby crap toyphones .15 watts,
> which goes nowhere in the country.
> Larry
1900 Mhz analog is offered in very, very small areas and nowhere in th
continental US, as far as I know. Plus once you go to digital, you are back
to 150 mW.
Also, once you have started a call, the base station is controling the power
output of the phone.
Bob

--�
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Coffee worth staying up for - NY Times
www.moondoggiecoffee.com

Easy pick. v325i.

LG 8300 is a fantastic phone, but no analog.

Just curious, are you in a very rural area?






"Tommy" <nwppt@bestweb.net> wrote in message
news:12v41nltm7jh3a0@corp.supernews.com...
> Can anyone recommend a cell phone with verizon so I can have analog also.
> Tri mode ?? LG does not have any I think? . Motorola 325i has but not
> sure it is as good as LG. I do not care if the camera is not as good as
> long as the reception is great. Thanks to all
>

On 9 Mar 2007 18:27:25 -0800, "Gene" <gbowman86@yahoo.com> wrote:


>LG VX5300 has analog. 325i has better reception but the LG is pretty
>close behind.

The 325i is a great tri-mode phone.

"The Other Funk" <bobbie@moondoggie.com> wrote in
news:r7yIh.550$0W5.48@trndny05:

> 1900 Mhz analog is offered in very, very small areas and nowhere in th
> continental US, as far as I know. Plus once you go to digital, you are
> back to 150 mW.
> Also, once you have started a call, the base station is controling the
> power output of the phone.
> Bob
>
>

I don't know of any 1900 Mhz AMPS. Never saw a phone with 1900 Mhz AMPS
on it. AMPS is on 850 Mhz.

Your comment about 150 mw limit on CDMA is simply not true. CDMA turns
down your transmitter from the control channel to level your signal on
the shared channel with the others using that channel. However, if you
are connecting from way off, beyond where toyphones will be heard, with a
3W amplifier on 800 Mhz into a serious antenna, this gives the system
lots more headroom to adjust your signal to level with. Where a 150mw
pocket phone with no antenna to speak of is at full power 2 miles from a
cell sector, the output power of a better phone, with a real antenna,
will be LESS than the pocket phone...making the same signal at the cell's
receiver. As you increase the range from the "last cell out", the signal
from the little 150mw phone, already at maximum power, tapers off until
the cell's receiver can no longer cope with it being far below the other
users...the call drops. The 3 watt CDMA phone, into a high gain antenna,
is simply told to increase its power to level the system. It doesn't run
out of signal/noise ratio until way beyond the range of the little
one....giving you way more range in areas where there are few towers
widely spaced apart, even on CDMA or GSM.

I have a Moto V60i, trimode with AMPS, that I use in the countryside
fixing church organs for a living. Leaving the city, I plug the V60i's
rear-mounted antenna connector into a 3W/2W bi-directional amplifier, the
DA4000 from cellantenna.com mounted in my service stepvan. A 6db,
permanently-mounted, dual band antenna is on top of the truck. My range
is about 5 times the range of the V60i alone because of the increased
overhead power range. Watching the power output dbm on the V60i test
mode page of its display, you can watch CDMA on Alltel (or Verizon I used
to have for that matter) reduce the output of the V60i to compensate for
the gain of the amp/antenna system. The V60i rarely bumps its 300mw
power limit driving the amp/antenna out in the boonies where I must have
service. To make this even sweeter, once I get to the worksite, I erect
an 11-element DB Products 800 Mhz paging yagi on a 25' swimming pool
aluminum telescoping handle above the truck and point it at the nearest
tower as I watch the tower's signal level on my receiver. This adds
another 8-10 db gain over the moving antenna, again, reducing the phone's
output power accordingly, if necessary. I normally don't fool with the
beam unless I'm having trouble with the mobile antenna's connectability.

Offshore sailing in the Atlantic, If I put the beam 50' up the mainmast
of the ketch and point it towards the coast as much as I can, with the
DA4000 running off the house batteries, I have cellphone service to
Alltel on CDMA or AMPS out 50 to 60 miles into the Atlantic....instead of
3-5 of everyone else's toyphone aboard.

The cell controls the power output. The 3W amp and high gain antenna
simply give it a far higher available power limit with which to level my
signal against the others closer in. Works great. So will the
M800/M900.

Larry
--
"POWER is our friend...."
(Robert Mitchell - paging engineer and system owner)

In article <4oWdnVV0zrU-Bm_YnZ2dnUVZ_rWnnZ2d@insightbb.com>, jdoe wrote:
> What for? Analog will be gone soon so who cares?

Verizon won't have it any more.

Several rural carriers need it and are continuing to use it.

If you never leave the big cities, it probably makes no difference
whether your phone has analog capability or not.

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