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To: qwave who wrote (105955)	10/4/2001 4:25:35 PM
From: Uncle Frank	Respond to of 152472

Nicely put, qwave. I can't say I'm relaxed, but I've still got a strong grip on the roller coaster, and on my q shares. uf

To: qwave who wrote (105955)	10/4/2001 4:28:01 PM
From: FactsOnly	Respond to of 152472

Am I the only one who was under the impression that the existing IDEN network was never planned to go to 1X for a long time? 1X I thought was initially planned for the new spectrum. Why would NEXTEL hurry up and tear down the old network when they can keep making money on it? Once they have the 1X running on the new spectrum then they can worry about the old network. This was the information I got from this thread almost a year ago. Can someone explain? Thanks