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    #21
    Originally posted by minestrone View Post
    Would that even be possible on a tilting, shifting, vibrating train doing 125 through trees and tunnels?
    Well, it is possible on a tilting, shifting and vibrating Boeing 747 doing 485 mph ..

    GSM does not normally work in tunnels too ?

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      #22
      I thought they were doing it with WiMax between posts alongside the tracks. I read somewhere the original Virgin system used a combination of wiMax, satellite, and regular WiFi in the stations. They probably also now use 3G as a fallback.

      But I might be wrong.
      Will work inside IR35. Or for food.

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