MarkCSC

Just wondering can you get a mobile signal (more specifically WAP coverage) out in the wilds of Wales?
Had an idea but want to know if it is a stupid one

Mark

Ian Cook

Hi Mark

yes you can get variable coverage in the hills, sometimes full signal others just a weak one ! we going to bump into you this year then ?

JAMES BUSHELL

Certain areas you can and some you can't. I don't think you can at Sweet Lamb, in Hafren Forest...

James

InsBro

I did in Sweet Lamb with Vodafone.

By the way Sweet Lamb was the best Fireworks Display.

Jeremy

sjah555

never got any reception anywhere on Orange in the sunny Welsh forests last year - best bet for reliability is Vodafone I reckon.

definitely gonna go this year, if that git Makkinen hasn't already won the championship by then. last year was an absolute hoot!

Sal.

MarkCSC

Ian

Just had an idea for more corporate sponsorship Hmmmmm will have to see if I can blag it as a business trip . Oh and before you ask, no I won't sponsor your car

Thanks for the replies guys.

Mark

[This message has been edited by Mark Champion (edited 24 July 2001).]

rsquire

You shouldn't have a problem this year.As it's not going to be in the wilds of Wales only in the Vale of Neath



Richard

SJobson

I know it's been answered already, but I can confirm Vodafone and One2One coverage - in the most bizarre places you wouldn't expect (e.g. down the bottom of a valley in mid-Wales, about 15 miles south of Rhayader).

Quite impressive - is it really the sort of event where you can justify it as a corporate jolly? Good work if you can!

MARK MORRIS

i got orange coverage everywhere
mark

Ian Cook

Mark, so did i get orange coverage !

Mark Champion LOL

TURBO7379

BT cellnet was cr4p nearly everywhere . Mate had an orange phone which worked most places .

Chip

Have this morning driven from Caernarfon to Cardiff. Coverage was patchy through Snowdonia but once at Cemmaes the coverage is fairly constant all the way down to Cardiff.This was on Orange .

As far Neath , that should not pose a problem with any networks.

chip