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All the different antennas are needed, because the frequencies differ from countries and different carriers. Usually the frequencies mostly used are from MHz to MHz. The frequencies used are radio waves, part of the electromagnetic radiation. In the transmitting end, the antenna transforms the electric current into radio waves. Then in the receiving end, the antenna transforms these radio waves back into electric current and to voice that can be heard from the phones speaker.
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Telephone What makes the invention important? Even phone boxes have telephone numbers. Don't be confused. But please take care: In germany public telephones do not have phone numbers any more, because the service that they were callable has been discontinued.
Clearly it will be dangerous to assume that mappers have followed the above format correctly. Code using this tag might defensively reject or attempt to correct possible formatting errors. Specific things to note:. Some amenities provide a different phone number for different countries mostly seen when the amenity is on a country boundary, or is an international company.
One of the possible ways to solve this is by adding the ISO code at the end of the key. For example all phone numbers below are invented only for documenting this page :. Also some amenities have a local phone number which can only be used domestically not cannot be called internationally notably for toll free phone numbers, or abbreviated phone numbers.
For international calls, they publish another phone number. For example:. During the course of these conversations, I have really reconnected with many contacts - it's been gratifying that they remember me and when we last met.
I've garnered a lot of collateral information along the way, as well as a lot of up-to-date contact information. In one example, on a Monday morning I spoke to a gentleman who was in Cairo, and happened to mention that I was about to visit the Hillhead quarrying event.
He said that he was looking to purchase some crushers, and that he would get on the next plane to Britain. On the Wednesday morning, he came to our exhibition stand at the event in England, 48 hours after speaking together on the telephone. You don't get that with a text! To demonstrate our newly-restored faith in the telephone, this month we publish our direct telephone numbers on page 3.
Call one of those numbers and you will speak directly to us, in person.
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