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What Frequency band NMT systems designed to operate?
drolet_55 08-May-2008 10:50:35 AM

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450MHz and 900MHz..
Posted by waqqas1


in some 450 and 900, 800 MHz
Posted by HamidAliKhan


Designed to operate in the 800-MHz band and in the 1.5-GHz band.
Posted by rickwalker


NMT was designed to operate in 450MHz and 900MHz frequency bands.
Posted by sagitraz

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