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Keith keith at rhizomatica.orgOn 09/08/2019 19:15, Alexander Couzens wrote: > > > 1800 MHz (max. 0,2 W) > 680 (1838,8/1743,8 MHz) > 683 (1839,4/1744,4 MHz) > 686 (1840,0/1745,0 MHz) > 689 (1840,6/1745,6 MHz) > 692 (1841,2/1746,2 MHz) > 695 (1841,8/1746,8 MHz) Great! weird though, how it is laid out like that. Given unusable adjacent ARFCNs, They are essentially giving us 1838.7 to 1841.9 (DL), so there are 8 usable AFRCNs in there. Why space them like that? Anyway, I guess this means we can deploy plenty of BTS. Do we have any interest in the 1800Mhz sysmoBTS 2050? (with power output reduced way way down, of course!) or should I just leave that heavy monster at home? k/