Is this at all dangerous? Any modification like this is bound to cause signal feedback. Seems like it might work for receiving but I would hesitate to use it to xmit.
I really don't know how Nextel's direct talk works, but I am sure its uses a repeater type mechanism. Trust me if that tornado were in area Nextel's direct talk service will be fubar.
I worked at best buy while I was in high school. If you listen to the intercom is most stores you will hear a long series of number being read.
"Home office dial 23", "home audio dial 12", "PC tech dial the operator". Those are the percentages of PSPs/PRPs to total sales. So, the next time you are at best buy, listen to the intercom to see how many suckers there are out there.
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Is this at all dangerous? Any modification like this is bound to cause signal feedback. Seems like it might work for receiving but I would hesitate to use it to xmit.
I really don't know how Nextel's direct talk works, but I am sure its uses a repeater type mechanism. Trust me if that tornado were in area Nextel's direct talk service will be fubar.
I support any book out there which entices people to use broadband. That is just that many more access points I will be able to leech off of.
I worked at best buy while I was in high school. If you listen to the intercom is most stores you will hear a long series of number being read. "Home office dial 23", "home audio dial 12", "PC tech dial the operator". Those are the percentages of PSPs/PRPs to total sales. So, the next time you are at best buy, listen to the intercom to see how many suckers there are out there.