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On Mon, 21 Jul 1997 Gr8Jibe@aol.com-DeleteThis wrote:
> Your mileage will vary at Crissy, however. Best bet--Carry your phone with
> you. (Has anyone tried their PacBell PCS phone in the middle of the bay? Is
> there a "dry" sailing discussion group where I could pose this question?)
I have received several calls from boats in the bay. Analog cell phones
off Cityfront and east side of Angel Island. I have also made calls from
a remote beach north of Bolinas, at the base of a cliff. The signal must
have gotten picked up in SF, which was in sight.
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