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Post subject: requist for info

Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2004 1:07 pm

greetings to all viewers

any one can give me info regarding the training program about 3G networking in RF.
and I am looking for any prescribed books for this .and is there any manuals for integration, testing and commissioning and optimization drive test.manuval for NETPLAN,TEAMS INVESTIGATION3.2.
PLEASE LET ME KNOW THROUGH MY CONTACTS.

bashasg@yahoo.com.sg.

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Post subject: Info

Posted: Fri Apr 29, 2005 8:55 pm

I just joined the RF Cafe Forum and I saw your old mail. In addition to what you might have pls check Aircom' website: www.aircom.co.uk. Click on Training, then Technology page for non vendor specific training. You can later check the Enterprise page for Aircom' RF solutions.

For TEMS INVESTIGATION you go to Ericsson's website. They have training schools all over the world where u can learn their solution. But you can't just learn TEMS, you have to do a few pre-requisite

Good luck in ur endeavour. U can share what good info you might already have with me too. Cheers

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