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To: Chris Reeder who wrote (1420)	1/8/1997 6:18:00 PM
From: Quincy	of 1819

Sounds about right. A phone on Mt. Soledad, the highest elevation in SD county would reach quite a few CDMA base stations. But, that location allows broadcasters to minimize dead spots due to the plethora of medium to large hills(compared to the midwest) that we have around here. Any receiver is probably toast up there... From the interference description, could it be a swamped IF section? It was a design challenge when I worked for a broadcast equip. manufacturer. They have to make sure interference doesn't leak into the broadcast transmitter from any nearby antenna (including their own.) I will try my Motorola AMPS phone next time I go up there (and the portable TV, and the car radio. B-)

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