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US/CAN 3060 Compatability?
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executone,
I answered my own question. It is as simple as 'if the base stations use a different frequency so do the 3060s'. Canadian 3060s use the 900 MhZ area and the U.S. uses something different.. I think it is higher. The UTAM stuff and the spectrum alocation system in the U.S. is SOOOO different.
PhM
I answered my own question. It is as simple as 'if the base stations use a different frequency so do the 3060s'. Canadian 3060s use the 900 MhZ area and the U.S. uses something different.. I think it is higher. The UTAM stuff and the spectrum alocation system in the U.S. is SOOOO different.
PhM
FWIW, the Companion stuff in the US operates in the unlicensed PCS frequency block. I think its 1920-1930MHz. Found this out the same hard way as executone 
British base stations also differ.
Wonderful tradeoff, you get all the UTAM hassles and licensing requirements but a better range. And up in Canada we get a really lousy range but we can just keep adding phones and base stations to our heart's content
Cheers,
>>>>> Mike <<<<<
British base stations also differ.Wonderful tradeoff, you get all the UTAM hassles and licensing requirements but a better range. And up in Canada we get a really lousy range but we can just keep adding phones and base stations to our heart's content
Cheers,
>>>>> Mike <<<<<
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