mobile in aircraft
I need some information and guidance to do this project.
Is it possible to use cell phone in aircraft?
I want to do this project by using infrared communication.
please,help me to proceed in this project by giving me the necessary and appropriate details.
Is it possible to use cell phone in aircraft?
I want to do this project by using infrared communication.
please,help me to proceed in this project by giving me the necessary and appropriate details.
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Kaustubh KatdareIs it possible to use cell phone in aircraft?
... I'm not too sure what you're asking. -
ISHAN TOPRE@Jeyaprabha: I am not aware of the technicalities, but cell phones are allowed in aircrafts. They are asked to switch off during due to some technical reasons.
As far as I am aware we can operate it well provided we have 'range'. Perhaps that is what you are trying to ask. 😀
Let us wait for some telecomm engineer to answer your query. -
PraveenKumar PurushothamanThe reason behind not using Mobile phones in AirCraft is, both Mobile Phones and AirCraft Radar operates in the same frequency and same technology. 😐 So, they both might conflict thereby not able to guide the aircraft the path! 😔 This should be the reason... 😛
But how come you are saying you can work a mobile with IR? 😲
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