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Mike Rofone wrote
> Rod Speed wrote

>> When I was in hospital, my own system glitched and that appeared
>> to be due to a mains flick. Fortunately another neighbour could check
>> it for me and just turned it off. I would have been very convenient to
>> be able to do it myself instead, the neighbours arent always available,

> Were you able to get a signal inside of the hospital?

Yep, worked fine.

> When the missus went in neither her phone nor mine could get a signal.

> Being a new hospital it seems that it may have shielding to stop phones being used.

I doubt it. I spent part of that time in St Vincents in Sydney, by far
the most recent major hospital in Sydney and it worked fine there too.

They did have a notice in the very localised area where they do the
stents with very high tech equipment that mobile phone should be
turned off there, so they clearly didnt have any shielding like that.

> Bugger if you're in for an extended stay and you decided
> to get a USB dongle to connect to NextG on the laptop.

Yeah, completely stupid.