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FAQ: Single Band VS Dual Band Boosters

*1)
Overview
*2)
What are cellular frequency bands?
*3)
Why are both bands required?
*4)
Who uses the PCS band?
*5)
Where are Cellular 800Mhz and PCS 1900Mhz systems deployed?
*6)
How does Dual band service work?
*7) What is the difference between a single band and a dual band booster amplifier?
*8) Is a dual band booster better than a single band booster?
*9) Why are dual-band booster/amplifiers sold?
*10) Why does Smoothtalker have so many types of boosters?
*11) Booster Choices: Dual Band CDMA (Model BST800)
*12) Booster Choices: Dual Band GSM (Model BST850)
*13) Booster Choices: Dual Band TDMA (Model BST300)
*14) Booster Choices: GSM 1900 (Model BST1900)
*15) Booster Choices: Sprint PCS
*16)
Booster Choices: Iden (Model BST801)
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Chapter 3

 

Why are both bands required?

Why are both bands required? The cellular band was the first to be deployed and it was the only frequency for use with wireless telephones. It was originally used by every provider and covered all of North America , Canada , Mexico and South America, however, as cellular phones became more popular the providers operating in urban areas experienced a rapid increase in cellular subscribers and more bandwidth was required to accommodate the increase in subscribers.

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