On Tue, 23 Jan 2018 17:43:34 -0500, nospam wrote:

Why would they bother? Why would they even care?

e911

This is a useful answer from you nospam, which I, for one appreciate.

Probably T-Mobile cares for the following reasons.

1. I assume, as nospam did, that they have regulatory E911 constraints
2. I assume they also have FCC radio-spectrum broadcast constraints
3. In addition, I assume they gave the repeater to me for a reason and that
reason was *not* to move it around but to garner coverage in my home which
sits on a mountaintop quite a few miles away from the cellular towers.

Thanks nospam for being helpful.
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BTW, Snit just responded in the s.e.r. thread, which you might find funny
(he did it under the nym " ); but it was 100%
Snit. It's actually kind of funny. But also sad. Here's the link:

https://groups.google.com/d/msg/sci.electronics.repair/keHFcrmptyk/wQMauAmNAwAJ
Could a T-Mobile repeater & femtocell be moved to a new location outside the Santa Cruz mountains?