James Robinson wrote
> Rod Speed wrote
>> James Robinson wrote
>>> Rod Speed wrote
>>>> mrtravel wrote
>>>>> Rod Speed wrote
>>>>>> Bob Myers wrote
>>>>>>> Rod Speed wrote
>>>>>>>> Bob Myers wrote
>>>>>>>>> Rod Speed wrote
>>>>>>>>>> James Robinson wrote
>>>>>>>>>>> Rod Speed wrote
>>>>>>>>>>>> James Robinson wrote
>>>>>>>>>> I'm nothing like line of sight from the GSM base
>>>>>>>>>> I use in my house, and it works fine anyway.
>>>>>>>>> Unless your house is farther away than the horizon,
>>>>>>>>> it most certainly is "line of sight" in this sense.
>>>>>>>> Nope. The base is on a hill at the back of town, and I am
>>>>>>>> on the flat below the hill, with the base well over the top
>>>>>>>> of the hill from my house. Its nothing like line of sight.
>>>>>>> Let's put it this way - how, *exactly*, do YOU
>>>>>>> believe that the signals are getting from you to
>>>>>>> your base at the house, in the above scenario?
>>>>>> It clearly aint line of sight.
>>>>>> Same thing happens in spades with big buildings etc in CBDs etc.
>>>>>> Nothing like line of sight in fact.
>>>>> How are these big buidling NOT in the line of sight?
>>>> The handsets clearly arent in the line of sight of
>>>> the base with that big building in the line of sight.
>>> You obviously haven't the slightest clue what you are talking about.
>> We'll see...
>>> As long as your handset is in the line of sight with the antenna without
>>> the building in the way, it is considered a line of sight propagation.
>> Only by pig ignorant fools like you.
>>> The materials in the building simply attenuate the communication somewhat.
>> Have fun explaining the hill situation. It doesnt get to my house thru the hill, stupid.
> Since you are so smart, explain it to us idiots in enough
> detail that you demonstrate your superior knowledge.
No need, it clearly aint line of sight.
> I'm waiting.
Cant even spell wanking.
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