Talk:Advanced Mobile Phone System

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Hari Kumar M L, Lecturer, Regional Telecommunications Training Centre, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited, Trivandrum, Kerala, INDIA.

TACS should not redirect here. AMPS should redirect to a page about TACS. TACS existed in 1979, AMPS existed in 1983. It is incorrect to allege that TACS is a version of AMPS because in fact the opposte is true.

Also, incidentally, Vodafone UK are still using TACS corner-reflector mesh antennae on large sites, although these are used to broadcast 2G at the moment. They are gradually replacing 60 degree corner reflectors with 120 degree panel antennae, the typical ones you see atop many towers.

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