NV 2.0

[The Dave]

Burn!!!

 

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More like epic burn.

[koiulpoi]

Sounds waves, just like electromagnetic waves, are subject to the inverse square law.  Plus, we have that whole non smooth, curved Earth thing going on.  Yeah, I really do not want to calculate the 125 Hz longitudinal wave path loss between here and Michigan.  Let us just say that it is massive -- something on the order of T-Mobile signal path loss.

 

 

AJ

Why not? Is the calculation... too hard for you? How loud would you have to yell for me to hear it? Loud enough to kill people around you?

[WiWavelength]

I thought Verizon sold a bunch of them to ATT when it divested all of it's lower 700Mhz licenses as part of it's deal to acquire the AWS spectrum from the Spectrum Co? I know most of block A is owned by US Cell or other regionals, but I thought Verizon did have some and sold them to ATT.

 

No, from VZW, AT&T cherry picked only Lower 700 MHz B block licenses.  Actually, I would have to double check, but a few C block licenses might have been included, too.  But no A block licenses were in the mix.  AT&T has intentionally avoided the A block to this point to rationalize its boutique band 17.

 

AJ

[mozamcrew]

No, from VZW, AT&T cherry picked only Lower 700 MHz B block licenses.  Actually, I would have to double check, but a few C block licenses might have been included, too.  But no A block licenses were in the mix.  AT&T has intentionally avoided the A block to this point to rationalize its boutique band 17.

 

AJ

Verizon did have some lower A block licenses, any idea who those went to?