Do I understand correctly that analog cellular service will be history in the next year or so? At that point, won't there be a sudden surge of surplus 50-ohm hardline available? I'm wondering if some
No reason they would be ripping this stuff out. Just because the RTT changes doesn't mean they are using different frequencies that would require a change of coax. In fact, I can tell you from spec-i
I have several cell sites that I manage and can tell you that Analog will not be leaving my employer for a least another 5 years. Not saying some providers will decide sooner or not. All current new
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They'll have to handle it just like any other provider would and make the change. It still won't happen overnight, there are many areas with Analog only cells. Perhaps 5 years is a stretch but its go
What are the mandates? I haven't heard what is going on in that industry. I can tell you that if analog goes away around my area, there won't be any cell phone coverage to speak of. The way it is now
What little bit of 1 5/8 Heliax I had is now gone. I have 10 new Andrew L7PNF 2 piece Female connectors and 5 or 6 used one piece connectors left. If interested please make a offer, currently I have
What are the mandates? I haven't heard what is going on in that industry. I can tell you that if analog goes away around my area, there won't be any cell phone coverage to speak of. The way it is no