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Dave,
Most likely you would access Alaska Communications Systems. They are a
TDMA carrier so you should be roaming on analog. They have good
coverage in the area:
http://www.acsalaska.com/wireless/calling_areas/southcentral.stm
You will be charged roaming if you have the AC plan.
-Bill Radio
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dave@newrivergroup.com (Dave Christensen) wrote in article
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> Can I expect any service up there? CDMA or Analog?
Stanley Cline - 29 Sep 2003 23:44 GMT
> Most likely you would access Alaska Communications Systems. They are a
> TDMA carrier so you should be roaming on analog. They have good
ACS is converting to CDMA, but they're being very slow doing it...
-SC

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> Can I expect any service up there? CDMA or Analog?
I was up there with my Verizon AC cellphone, and it worked great for analog
voice in most places, there were a few digital things that didn't work (like
data stuff, and voicemail), but just for kicks, I was in a plane at 18,000
feet over Mt McKinley, on Top of the world highway (near Chicken), on a
catamaran in Prince Edward Sound, and on a ship going down the inland
passage on the Alaska marine highway, and called a friend of mine. <I like
to call from strange places, you know.. call and ask "Can you hear me
now?"... now if I could just get Verizon to subsidize my next trip