Belgian/Dutch border

Ties Brants · 20-12-2009, 01:25

But the last tower won't be exactly at the border and they won't direct the signal in the direction of Belgium. They want to have coverage in the Netherlands, not Belgium. So if the signal stops 1 meter across the border they are okay.

I think the maximum was 35 km normally and 70 when they use 2 time slots.

Wouldn't using the Vodafone option with buurlanden be cheaper? It depends on how many calls you get. But forwarding to a cellphone isn't usually that cheap.

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Ties Brants (Offline) Member Advanced Member Posts: 64 Join Date: 15 Feb 2008 Location: Amsterdam Country:	20-12-2009, 01:25 But the last tower won't be exactly at the border and they won't direct the signal in the direction of Belgium. They want to have coverage in the Netherlands, not Belgium. So if the signal stops 1 meter across the border they are okay. I think the maximum was 35 km normally and 70 when they use 2 time slots. Wouldn't using the Vodafone option with buurlanden be cheaper? It depends on how many calls you get. But forwarding to a cellphone isn't usually that cheap.