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GSM has a fixed maximum range of 35 km (115,00ft) due to the round trip delay of packets, however mobile phone base stations are designed to put their power horizontally - so communication above a few thousand feet is unlikly. Its possible that a ground facing yagi (900MHz or 1.8GHz depending on network) might just reach the ground - however the leagal status for airborne GSM is unknown. | GSM has a fixed maximum range of 35 km (115,00ft) due to the round trip delay of packets, however mobile phone base stations are designed to put their power horizontally - so communication above a few thousand feet is unlikly. Its possible that a ground facing yagi (900MHz or 1.8GHz depending on network) might just reach the ground - however the leagal status for airborne GSM is unknown. |
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