Your private local GSM Cell

RTuesday · 04-02-2007, 18:20

What you're looking for if you want your own sims is a picocell, like
http://www.mobilecomms-technology.co...ing/ip_access/

But as others have mentioned, it is regulated. In the UK a batch of licenses for these were issued last year, lots of universities and large companies are starting to set up their own mini-networks on their campuses.

You'll also need a roaming provider if you then want seamless roaming outside your local picocell, wire9.com is one of the UK providers of this.

Maybe something more suitable would be an amplifier/repeater, it it's just to fix bad reception? Like this:
http://www.criterioncellular.com/rep...peater-SR.html
(us version, but there's probably something similar in Europe)

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RTuesday (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Expert Posts: 344 Join Date: 28 Mar 2005 Location: See flag Country:	04-02-2007, 18:20 What you're looking for if you want your own sims is a picocell, like http://www.mobilecomms-technology.co...ing/ip_access/ But as others have mentioned, it is regulated. In the UK a batch of licenses for these were issued last year, lots of universities and large companies are starting to set up their own mini-networks on their campuses. You'll also need a roaming provider if you then want seamless roaming outside your local picocell, wire9.com is one of the UK providers of this. Maybe something more suitable would be an amplifier/repeater, it it's just to fix bad reception? Like this: http://www.criterioncellular.com/rep...peater-SR.html (us version, but there's probably something similar in Europe)