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![]() On Mar 18, 12:30*pm, Richard wrote: On 18/03/12 07:40, Mizter T wrote: Mobile coverage in the Channel Tunnel is coming soon: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/03...tunnel_mobile/ Interesting link, thanks. *It answers my question - GSM-R and GSM/3G can use much of same kit and that as usual contractual details lag behind the technology. Subterranean mobile coverage in the London Underground has certainly been been looked at several times, but it's never come to fruition - e.g. see: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/04...s_mobile_plan/ Seems quite possible but it's contracts again. *Perhaps this is one thing that Boris shouldn't have expected to get for nothing. I don't think it would have been remotely popular to use public/ farepayers money for mobile phone coverage on the Tube! (Though Boris is rather good at promising things which will apparently cost nothing, which then end up costing quite a bit - but in terms of the Tube wifi contract, the costs really are being covered as part of the commercial contract with Virgin Media.) |
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