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No signal in my new flat.
Hi, I have an HTC Hero on Orange and just moved into a basement flat where I get very little signal unless I'm at a window ledge. I know Voda have the Sure Signal thing, do you need to be a Voda customer to use it?
Any suggestions appreciated. |
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yeah you do.
there is not a lot that can be done. though a friend of mine moved recently to an area with no signal and Three released him from his contract. but this is by no means normal. best i can suggest is that you speak to orange. do you know if any networks get signal in your flat? |
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My flatmates get O2 signal just fine. I've another 7 or 8 months left on my Orange contract so I can't see them letting me out of it anytime soon
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You can buy these
http://www.mobilesignalbooster.co.uk...-Repeater.html I think you put an aerial out side and it should then boast the signal in the basement but its quite expensive over £150. |
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Have you been on to the Orange web site to set it to share t-mobile signals?
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Have you been on to the Orange web site to set it to share t-mobile signals?
it would be worth checking if there is any t-mobile signal in the flat before we get too excited. |
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You can buy these
http://www.mobilesignalbooster.co.uk...-Repeater.html I think you put an aerial out side and it should then boast the signal in the basement but its quite expensive over £150. |
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Have you been on to the Orange web site to set it to share t-mobile signals?
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Being in a basement I wouldn't have thought you'll get much of a signal from any mobile network down there?
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Being in a basement I wouldn't have thought you'll get much of a signal from any mobile network down there?
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Originally Posted by Nicol(in)a;4*****21
My flatmates get decent O2 reception everywhere, me I have to be at my bedroom window or the french doors leading out the back. It's like a half in/half out basement, if you get my drift.
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Originally Posted by Nicol(in)a;4*****21
My flatmates get decent O2 reception everywhere, me I have to be at my bedroom window or the french doors leading out the back. It's like a half in/half out basement, if you get my drift.
From what you say, O2 would be the way to go. |
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