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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / Australian Group / November 2004

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Graeme Willox - 28 Nov 2004 06:22 GMT
I know that Three have an arrangement to roam onto Vodafone, so there is
obviously some commonality between GSM and 3G.

Whilst I understand that there would be very few geographical areas
where this would happen due to coverage of the other networks, if you
were in an area where there was no coverage from Telstra, Optus or
Vodafone, but there was coverage from Three, would a GSM handset be able
to talk to Three's network and have it carry a 112 call?
Jeremy Quirke - 28 Nov 2004 06:46 GMT
>I know that Three have an arrangement to roam onto Vodafone, so there is
>obviously some commonality between GSM and 3G.
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> there was coverage from Three, would a GSM handset be able to talk to
> Three's network and have it carry a 112 call?

Only if the GSM handset supported the Three band (UMTS Band I).
 
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