Re: why no coverage in Sydney train tunnels?

[newbie@lost.kom]

Did this ever happen? I hear every day people talking to disconnected
phones in tunnels or is this fashionable now?

On Wed, 11 Aug 2004 22:57:07 +1000, "Jeremy Quirke"
<jqr@no-ausmobile-spam.com> wrote:

>The main CBD area tunnels do not have continuous coverage (only stations),
>however Optus will have continuous coverage in around October.
>
><newbie@lost.kom> wrote in message
>news:spahh016gjbb0of1vuopvdb2vfec3tev34@4ax.com...
>> I hear every day "I'm on the train, heading into...you still there
>> Madge?" puzzled look at phone...

[Frank]

<newbie@lost.kom> wrote in message
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> Did this ever happen? I hear every day people talking to disconnected
> phones in tunnels or is this fashionable now?
>

There is still no coverage of the actual city railway tunnels.

Optus was planning to cover the city tunnels but the plan has disappeared
from the future upgrade section of their website.

Frank

[bacco|007]

On Wed, 11 May 2005 06:42:24 +1000, Frank wrote:

> There is still no coverage of the actual city railway tunnels.

Do all GSM networks have coverage in the Airportlink tunnel or is it just
Telstra?

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[Frank]

"bacco|007" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 11 May 2005 06:42:24 +1000, Frank wrote:
>
>> There is still no coverage of the actual city railway tunnels.
>
> Do all GSM networks have coverage in the Airportlink tunnel or is it just
> Telstra?
>

All networks have coverage.

Frank