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From: "John R. Covert  10-Jun-1990 1527" <covert@covert.enet.dec.com>
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Subject: Re: Two Cellular Phones with the Same Number
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Date: 10 Jun 90 19:28:59 GMT
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X-Telecom-Digest: Volume 10, Issue 426, Message 8 of 9

>I do remember that it has the capability to store up to 10 ESNs.
>Great for the traveler!

I'm sure you mean up to ten MINs (Mobile Identification Numbers,
a.k.a. telephone numbers).  There's no reason for more than one ESN in
a single device; all multi-NAM (Number Assignment Module) phones I've
seen use the same ESN for all NAMs.


/john