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From: kelly@uts.amdahl.com (Kelly Goen)
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Subject: Re: Cellular Phone Reprogramming
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Date: 13 Apr 90 09:21:39 GMT
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Well Patrick, again you suprise me. Supporting end user programming of
cellular phones doesnt sound like you ... but I LIKE it ... Are we
allowed to publish openly for this contest??? I will contribute the
magic numbers and sequences for the GE Mini and the Mitsubishi 800 if
so.  Also there is a master guide for about 795.00 per year with
monthly updates available to service shops hard copy only as far as I
know at this point, but I am hoping to find it published on CD
ROM; I will let you know.  

If enough people contribute we can have our own independent archive.
Seriously though I have found the best way to gain access and
photocopies of these instructions is to tell the dealer that you are
installing a dial tone simulator for cellular data transmission such
as a tellujak.  They instantly fall into NIH and hand over the
instructions as most of this equipment requires several custom options
you have to twiddle.


Cheers,
Kelly

p.s. There's hope for you yet...


[Moderator's Note: I'm glad you are optimistic about my condition. Do
I in general support the rights of cell phone owners to program their
units in a *non-fraudulent* way?  Yes. Am I naive about the use some
people would make of the programming information? No.  Read the next
message.  PT]