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September 12th 11, 08:57 PM
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Public internet access on the london underground
In article , Mike
Coon scribeth thus Mizter T wrote: I know about leaky feeders, but I'd posit that they don't seem to offer the completely painless trouble free solution that you suggest, I've heard of leaky feeders, but not just how much of a solution they represent. For instance, do they operate bi-directionally? I have difficulty imagining that they could pick up sufficient signal directly from phones to do all the essential handshaking without needing some special equipment on the trains to act as intermediaries. Mike. Yes there're just like a large long aerial Transmit and receive... -- Tony Sayer |
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