Recent Nokia Field Test / Netmonitor

> There are lots of people looking for the latest Nokia field test /
> netmonitor mobile phone and still no luck. So I'll just make this new
> thread to point you where to get one.
> Just visit http://www.testmobile.com
>
> Hope this helpfull.

Not really. Indonesian webpage, that is far from complete.

And I liked this quote.
"These are not ordinary Nokia mobiles, they are programmed field test
mobiles..."

If this is the case, then it's only a flashfile away.

-mark

Yes, the webpage is far from complete, but you can always send them
email for the price.
Field test (aka. netmonitor) in DCT4 is all about flashfile/firmware.
Who has this firmware? only Nokia and someone that has access to
Nokia. Well, maybe later on the firmware will be available for public
and we can make our own field test phone, but I doubt it will be next
year or two or three... This 'hope' already came up since the first
DCT4 netmonitor released.
This is already a good news that you don't have to be a network
operator to have a DCT4 netmonitor. Try to ask Nokia to buy this
phone and you'll see that they threat DCT4 netmonitor like a gun, you
must be this, that, and so on..

"Treby" <td1b1314@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:628d8719.0410211007.2ff8c4c@posting.google.co m...
> Yes, the webpage is far from complete, but you can always send them
> email for the price.
> Field test (aka. netmonitor) in DCT4 is all about flashfile/firmware.
> Who has this firmware? only Nokia and someone that has access to
> Nokia. Well, maybe later on the firmware will be available for public
> and we can make our own field test phone, but I doubt it will be next
> year or two or three... This 'hope' already came up since the first
> DCT4 netmonitor released.
> This is already a good news that you don't have to be a network
> operator to have a DCT4 netmonitor. Try to ask Nokia to buy this
> phone and you'll see that they threat DCT4 netmonitor like a gun, you
> must be this, that, and so on..

So I'm assuming you're either a representative or a customer that has
bought a phone, so tell us what is the price..? I have no intention of
sending anyone an email, I want to see it on the website.

Ivor

7600 (3G): $560, tax included. I'm not sure about other types.

What can you do with Net Monitor thats important?


"Treby" <td1b1314@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:628d8719.0410202302.25465418@posting.google.c om...
> There are lots of people looking for the latest Nokia field test /
> netmonitor mobile phone and still no luck. So I'll just make this new
> thread to point you where to get one.
> Just visit http://www.testmobile.com
>
> Hope this helpfull.
>
> *coolest test mobile that I used: Nokia 7600, unique shape, high
> quality still & video camera. Most of all, usefull for both GSM/GPRS &
> UMTS/WCDMA(3G) field-testing

On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 16:12:35 -0700, Treby wrote:

> 7600 (3G): $560, tax included. I'm not sure about other types.

Would that be *US* dollars ? Because if it is, that's bloody expensive for
a 7600.

I only paid £45($83USD) here in the UK for a new 7600, and that
included £15 worth of airtime on ThreePay.

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@rob
Whoa.. should I explain what can a field test mobile do? lock on
specific channel, force to use barred cell, force to use selected
band, gprs/edge parameters, neighbour cells, etc.
Usefull only for engineer or hobbyist.

@michael
The price is more expensive than ordinary 7600, but it worth it and
actually it's cheap compared to what you can do with it. At least
that's my opinion. Stay with ordinary 7600 if you are a normal user
and don't care about the function at all.
Anyway, the price is not bloody expensive for sim free field test
7600, it's your price that's bloody cheap for ordinary 7600. I'll
order 100 pieces of it if you can provide me brand new 7600 for US$100
per piece, not only US$83. And for sure I'll order another hundreds
(maybe thousand) pieces if the first 100 pieces working fine.
Seriously, and you can have all the £15 airtime, I don't need it.

"Treby" <td1b1314@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> @rob
> Whoa.. should I explain what can a field test mobile do? lock on
> specific channel, force to use barred cell, force to use selected
> band, gprs/edge parameters, neighbour cells, etc.
> Usefull only for engineer or hobbyist.
>
> @michael
> The price is more expensive than ordinary 7600, but it worth it and
> actually it's cheap compared to what you can do with it. At least
> that's my opinion. Stay with ordinary 7600 if you are a normal user
> and don't care about the function at all.
> Anyway, the price is not bloody expensive for sim free field test
> 7600, it's your price that's bloody cheap for ordinary 7600. I'll
> order 100 pieces of it if you can provide me brand new 7600 for US$100
> per piece, not only US$83. And for sure I'll order another hundreds
> (maybe thousand) pieces if the first 100 pieces working fine.
> Seriously, and you can have all the £15 airtime, I don't need it.

Order them yourself, they're £39.99 at Amazon or £44.99 at Carphone
Warehouse (when they get some more stock in).

As for what you can do with NetMon, for the casual user there is very little
point having it on the phone - infact it can be more trouble than it's worth
with the inherent dangers of some of the settings.

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