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ZL1ANM > TECH 26.04.07 00:13l 23 Lines 747 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Mobile Mast Madness
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>I think what he means is that some Nokia phones play the morse code dit
>dit dit dah dah dit dit dit to signify the receipt of an SMS message. You
>can also play the 'extended' version which plays 'connecting people'
>(Nokias motto)
>
>Regards
>Keith G4YKE
I have often heard the Morse Code "SMS" alert from somebody's
cellphone and my own Nokia has the option of playing it when a text
is received. But I once heard some CW when walking past a group of
persons in a mall, and was so astonished that I managed to make out
only the word "people". Thank you for the 'extended' explanation,
Keith.
73 de Neil ZL1ANM
T4 1.5à24
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