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Do the networks in Ireland use 900Mhz only?

euser1984 · 2015-10-20 21:05:42

Specifically three.... Thanks a mill.

20-10-2015 9:05pm

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Specifically three....

Thanks a mill.

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Actually I should just say what I want to do....I've a poor signal in the house and the signal is good out the back....

I want to use my phone for broadband in the house via the wifi hotspot option.....so, 3G would be great but 4G even better of course....

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It say's on this device that it's for use on all networks in Ireland but it's only 900Mhz?

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euser1984 wrote: »

It say's on this device that it's for use on all networks in Ireland but it's only 900Mhz?

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ILLEGAL IN IRELAND.

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