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Cellular Phone Forum / Providers / Cingular / April 2005Reception
I am trying to find anyone else that has a problem with reception due t body chemestry. The towers on any Cingular phone that I have tried wil fall to one or two as soon as I hold the phone. When I give it t someone else they get full towers. I was in a Cingular office las night any tried six or seven different phones with the same result. The salespeople had never seen this before. Has anyone > I am trying to find anyone else that has a problem with reception due to > body chemestry. The towers on any Cingular phone that I have tried will > fall to one or two as soon as I hold the phone. When I give it to > someone else they get full towers. I was in a Cingular office last > night any tried six or seven different phones with the same result. > The salespeople had never seen this before. Has anyone? Amny phones now have internal antennas, and can easily be held such that the signal is attenuated by your body. > > I am trying to find anyone else that has a problem with reception due to > > body chemestry. The towers on any Cingular phone that I have tried will [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Amny phones now have internal antennas, and can easily be held such that > the signal is attenuated by your body. Wilson's Disease is a genetic disorder that causes excessive copper accumulation in the liver or brain. This copper shield prevents the RF from reaching the cell tower, no just kidding and I'am not making fun of the OP or anyone with this disease but would look for how you hold the phone vs other people, the internal antenna is on the back top of most phones. What model of phones do you have the problem with ? Been watching "House"? Bob > > > I am trying to find anyone else that has a problem with reception due to > > > body chemestry. The towers on any Cingular phone that I have tried will > > > fall to one or two as soon as I hold the phone. When I give it to [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > other people, the internal antenna is on the back top of most phones. What > model of phones do you have the problem with ? -- I am using the free version of SPAMfighter for private users. It has removed 2769 spam emails to date. Paying users do not have this message in their emails. Try www.SPAMfighter.com for free now! > Been watching "House"? > > Bob Yep, great show but it's getting a little repetitive. I think the OP would do best with phones that offer an external antenna, think it would be easier to learn to pull the antenna out than learn a new phone grip. > I am trying to find anyone else that has a problem with reception due to > body chemestry. The towers on any Cingular phone that I have tried will > fall to one or two as soon as I hold the phone. When I give it to > someone else they get full towers. I was in a Cingular office last > night any tried six or seven different phones with the same result. > The salespeople had never seen this before. Has anyone? Are you sure you're keeping your fingers below the internal antenna? Gripping the phone incorrectly can make a huge difference. |
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