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Article #201Re: Cellphone Transmitter Safety [was NEW ZEALAND CELL-SITE LOCATIONS
From: "Anthony R. Gold"
Date: Fri, 29 Aug 1997 00:00
Date: Fri, 29 Aug 1997 00:00
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In article <f6H0lAAiYoB0Iw4v@anchorag.demon.co.uk>
Russell@The.Anchorage "Russell Whitworth" writes:
> I am aware of one flight where the captain specifically asked "will the
> passenger who has left his GSM phone turned on please turn it off".
> Pretty good anecdotal evidence that it *can* interfere with their
> communications, I would say.
And at which point all the passengers in Business Class reached into
their jacket pockets. And it was probably just a bluff.
On takeoff and on final approach these planes are flying straight
over cellular base stations which run very much more power, and also
the planes antennas are on the outside of the plane and very
effectively screened from anything that is inside.
Cellular phones do not blow up petrol stations and they do not bring
down commercial aircraft.
Regards,
--
Tony - G3SKR / W2TG email: tgold@panix.com
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From: tgold@microvest.demon.co.uk ("Anthony R. Gold")
Subject: Re: Cellphone Transmitter Safety [was NEW ZEALAND CELL-SITE LOCATIONS
Date: 1997/08/29
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