Wonderful. It also means cell phones will crank up their power
searching for a signal [...]
At least with GSM, a mobile station needs to receive a base station
signal before it transmits anything at all. If no cell network signals
are received at all, the mobile should not be transmitting anything at
all either, as without a base station signal it has no idea what
frequency channel it should be transmitting on, etc. I would think
that the same principle would hold for all other widely deployed cell-
phone technologies..
Thankfully there are alternative ways to fly.
Said Jackson <saidjack@aol.com> wrote:
> Wonderful. It also means cell phones will crank up their power
> searching for a signal [...]
At least with GSM, a mobile station needs to receive a base station
signal before it transmits anything at all. If no cell network signals
are received at all, the mobile should not be transmitting anything at
all either, as without a base station signal it has no idea what
frequency channel it should be transmitting on, etc. I would think
that the same principle would hold for all other widely deployed cell-
phone technologies..
> Thankfully there are alternative ways to fly.
Such as?
SF