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What Does "ri" Mean On A Csl Dualcom Gprs?

cybergibbons
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Same here, seen a few spars change to nisa, vivo, premiers etc.

Still and awful lot of them.

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Same here, seen a few spars change to nisa, vivo, premiers etc.

Still and awful lot of them.

vivo,never seen one of them,plenty costcutters

Neither had I and 3 sprung up near where I live. One was a spar but don't know what the other 2 were previously

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Odds on, you are right. These had 1.25 firmware, I upgraded them to 3.53. The SIMs in them work for about 20m then Voda send some kind of kill signal...

 

Now you mention it I think I remember seeing "ri" when CSL dial into them.

I remember when they dial in it displays a letter combination not covered in the manual.

 

Wouldn't it be the Gemini network killing them rather than Vodafone?

Round here all the premiers are now Spars again...

 

In Bath there was a spate of 'posh' spars doing cooked chickens, fresh veg etc...

 

Didn't last, now looking scruffy as hell and selling bubblegum 'n' sim cards.


Now you mention it I think I remember seeing "ri" when CSL dial into them.

I remember when they dial in it displays a letter combination not covered in the manual.

 

Wouldn't it be the Gemini network killing them rather than Vodafone?

 

ri as in 'ringing' or Ring In.... makes sense!

So, I've decided to take my work back underground.... to stop it falling into the wrong hands

 

ri as in 'ringing' or Ring In.... makes sense!

 

Was thinking "remote interface" but as I say I am not 100% it was a good while ago, not had any issues with them for a long while.

maybe they know its been tampered with,hence the kill signal...

yeah that sounds more technical and plausible, we'll go with that :)


maybe they know its been tampered with,hence the kill signal...

 

Almost certainly from what CG said about the 20 minute lifetime!

So, I've decided to take my work back underground.... to stop it falling into the wrong hands

 

Wouldn't mind having my network tested by a hacking boffin.

A company in Kent called NTA Monitor will do it.

A company in Kent called NTA Monitor will do it.

 

There are a good few PEN Testing companies

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