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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Feb 5, 2006
Description:
The best ten bucks a month I'm currently laying out for commo goes to Pilot MyCast for my cellphone. Here's what it said about flying south from Walterboro on the 29th. Now you know why we stayed there three nights.
Date Taken:
Feb 5, 2006
Place Taken:
KRBW
Owner:
Don Maxwell
File Name:
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Category:
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Read what others had to say:
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Frank A. Carr - Feb 05,2006
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Surely, info such as this is not avail airbourne since all cell phones must be off.
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Don Maxwell - Feb 05,2006
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Ah, well, I took that photo in the FBO. And if one were to turn the phone on in flight by mistake--harrumph!--one would have to have digital coverage to use Pilot MyCast. (The FAA says it's the pilot's call, so to speak.)
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James Michael Timoney - Feb 08,2006
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Not to mention, that if , by accident it should turn on, reception goes away about 3000 feet anyway. ( at least I am told)
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Don Maxwell - Feb 09,2006
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I've heard that about the 3000 feet, too, Jim, but of course I haven't tried it myself. I've also heard that cellphones work fine down at normal SeaRey altitudes--but naturally that's just hearsay.
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