Nokia BTS BSC3i Telefonica O2 Lost/Recovered Kit £81k+

[bomberman]

Found this while having a little search..." Here " Not a bad find really if you can find a buyer......

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[Mobileman]

Lol no transactions since 2006 i smell rip off time

[Thrush]

What does it do?

[bomberman]

What does it do?

I don't know but it must be worth it....It's a bargain over 50% off.....

I'm also thinking what happens if it gets damaged in transit or even lost......happy days with a payout of £80k......

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[Mobileman]

If i remember correctly this is a base station upgrade for a cell site, however dont hold me to that.

Would imagine in the UK they would be useless if a genuine sale

[DJ OD]

Wonder how PayPal would react if you put a claim in!

As IF you'd sell this shite on eBay.

Good luck scammers!


DJ OD

[Mobileman]

Wonder how PayPal would react if you put a claim in!

As IF you'd sell this shite on eBay.

Good luck scammers!


DJ OD

YEP and they dont have it insured Nokia at present so i cant see the point

GIT (goods in transit) insurance would not cover £81k and a marine cargo policy would however its a far to suss to even attempt

[Thrush]

I don't know but it must be worth it....It's a bargain over 50% off.....

I've got some mystery fudge that has a retail price of 100k, yours for less than 20k if you like!

[tam9]

i know exactly what it is, its a base station and the bits to put into large bits of marconi/nortel SDH kit that then connects it to the normal wired world and so forth

[Over Carl]

Would imagine in the UK they would be useless if a genuine sale

Or you would be ready for the mother of all upgrades when femtocells come out

Actually saying that, I believe the willis building in london has a device called a leaky feeder. Basically it's a t mobile base station, but the aerial wire to it runs all the way up the lift shafts and round the basement so the entire building has perfect t-mobile reception. I'm guessing something like this could be useful?

[beerman]

I've got some mystery fudge that has a retail price of 100k, yours for less than 20k if you like!

I'll take 2

[Mobileman]

Possibly but the networks have then so unless you own your own cellsite / network its pretty useless.

On the subject of femtocells been using one of the three ones at work for approx 2 months and its a great idea and works pretty well

[mmg]

I dunno guys looks legit to me

[bomberman]

I'll take 2

Don't be greedy, I want one as well at that price....

Whilst taking about the auction, is it worth the monies I was think of having a bid????

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[Over Carl]

Possibly but the networks have then so unless you own your own cellsite / network its pretty useless.

On the subject of femtocells been using one of the three ones at work for approx 2 months and its a great idea and works pretty well

I wasn't being very serious in my post, although now I feel like a hijack - if you are at liberty to disclose, what's the script with the femtocells;

How long until we can get them (that is if you aren't an enormous multinational who got down on a waiting list before I was born)?

What kind of pricing structure?

Can you just plug them in anywhere where you have cat 5 and are fairly isolated from mobile phone signals, or do they have to come and do a site survey?

And I suppose anything else interesting I may have missed?

[Mobileman]

I wasn't being very serious in my post, although now I feel like a hijack - if you are at liberty to disclose, what's the script with the femtocells;

How long until we can get them (that is if you aren't an enormous multinational who got down on a waiting list before I was born)?

What kind of pricing structure?

Can you just plug them in anywhere where you have cat 5 and are fairly isolated from mobile phone signals, or do they have to come and do a site survey?

And I suppose anything else interesting I may have missed?

There are a few options mate for both wireless and wired connections the ones you will see a bug push on over the next 12 months are the mobile ones like i have been using and they are now avail from Three with T-mobile in the New Year
http://threestore.three.co.uk/broadb...uter=1&id=1201
aimed at people who don't have land-line connection but want to share a mobile broadband connection.

You then have linksys and other making gsm routers that fall back onto land-line when coverage is poor or fails. Vodafone currently supply these and are unlocked.

Femtocell's will shape all broadband over the next 24 months but especially mobile.