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To: engineer who wrote (16803)	10/20/1998 12:59:00 PM
From: marginmike	Read Replies (2) of 152472

know you sometimes post over on techstocks (SI). Could you please copy this over there. Some of those guys are totally off on WLL: Normal mobile cell can have from 1-6 sectors, only 22 calls per sector (this goes for Qualcomms 3508i and 3519i) Normal WLL cells are exactly the same physically, but can have up to 64 calls per sector Mixed environments can have 48 calls per sector on average. Why the difference? WLL has no near far problem, no power control issues, nor does it have roaming issues or handoff issues. The removal of these obstacles increases available bandwidth for call transmission. Thanks for the messenger service to Margin or anyone who can copy this over to SI to help remove some crazy notions. One addition, There is no limit of the numbr of cells used in a high density area, but less are required than you might think. All depends on how much call blocking the local population will tolerate. Q

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