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rambo
 Post subject: SPV
PostPosted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 7:35 am 
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Opinions on SPV's on the O2 network for data despatch please.
My boss is looking at them.

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what are SPV's?

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rambo
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XDA's?

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In language that us cabbies can understand please? :lol:
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If it,s similar in any way to the Mercury system dont touch it with a bargepole unless you like arguing , cheating and system breakdowns
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It's an SPV on Orange

An XDA on O2

and an MDA on T-Mobile
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Ah

Well Rambo.We changed from a radio data system to XDA 15 months ago.

We use Cordic, which is totally excellent. I looked at Mercury, but found the people very strange and when I visited twoof their customers I found the system to be 'unreliable' (I haven't got the patience to reboot my system 6 or 7 times a day).

We have kept radios in the cars that had them fitted and use them on an open channel. These days however we rarely find a driver using voice and they normally only turn the radio on when they need it.

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I think SPV is a make?.
Thanks for your input guy's.

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