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To: carranza2 who wrote (11776)	5/21/2001 5:41:33 PM
From: JohnG	Read Replies (1) of 34857

Assyncronous W-CDMA said to suffer network instability when more than one phone is used. Clearly Europe has bought into a NOK total disaster. To:Craig Schilling who started this subject From: Kent Rattey Monday, May 21, 2001 5:12 PM View Replies (1) \| Respond to of 99656 This explains the huge cost of UMTS. A basestation per handset! LOL's (no wonder NOK wants into the infra biz so bad) 3gnewsroom.com BT Manx 3G project worst than revealed date: May 21, 2001 The BT Manx 3G Project were having more problems than first reported according to NEC. NEC said the reported problem was not limited to a lost connection when users moving between basestation coverage range. "The whole stability of the network is under questioned, it is not just to do with the handsets, the network just cuts you off during a voice call at 30% of the time", a spokesman from NEC said. A spokesman from BT said, "the problem is with the software in the radio network controller". The software is for keeping the baststations synchronized during handovers. The spokesman claimed the network cuts off voice-call when more than one handsets are using the same basestation simultaneously.

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