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3589i external antenna?

Discussion in 'alt.cellular.verizon' started by smokey mike, Jun 17, 2004.

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  1. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     


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    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
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    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #742 Reply
  3. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #743 Reply
  4. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #744 Reply
  5. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #745 Reply
  6. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #746 Reply
  7. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #747 Reply
  8. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #748 Reply
  9. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #749 Reply
  10. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #750 Reply
  11. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #751 Reply
  12. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #752 Reply
  13. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #753 Reply
  14. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #754 Reply
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    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #755 Reply
  16. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #756 Reply
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    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #757 Reply
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    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #758 Reply
  19. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #759 Reply
  20. ADVANSPEC

    ADVANSPEC Guest

    >From: davidlind@my-deja.com (David L)
    >Date: 6/19/2004 4:27 PM Eastern

    "I took apaart my 3585i and here's what I found. The only metallic contact the
    external antenna has with the phone, is in the down or shorted position, when
    the external is disengaged. There's no direct
    >electrical contact in the up position with the external antenna...."
    This may be true for a 3885, but it is WRONG for the 3589i.
    If you take off the back cover of a 3589i you can Clearly see that BOTH the
    top & bottom of the external rod antenna have the metal contact. When the
    antenna is extended it makes contact with the bottom of the whip, & when it is
    retracted it makes contact with the top of the whip, (acting as an upside-down
    antenna, extending downward into the phone.).
    This whip IS the internal antenna of the 3589i when it is retracted.
    The test mode of the 3589i always shows a noticable difference in signal
    strength for me when the whip is extended, however one must realize that,
    unlike the 5185i & other Nokias, the signal strength number is not in "real
    time", & is only sampled every 40 to 60 seconds or so. Simply stand up the
    nokia somewhere, wait to get a sig reading, extend the antenna & wait 'till it
    updates........
     
    ADVANSPEC, Jun 20, 2004
    #760 Reply
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