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gilgar49


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Hello everyone and fellow travellers We have been around the lap in 2019 and are now off to the SA Flinders ranges for several weeks. My wife is studying arts and needs a good mobile reception to send and receive info/data ...I believe that its not a good area for reception. Do any of you seasoned travellers have communication experience in that part of the woods? Eg. do we need a booster, a particular carrier? With thanks Ian

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Tony LEE


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We found the coverage maps to be a pretty good indication of real world coverage. Had optus and telstra phones so between the two of them service wasn't continuous but not too bad for normal use. Your situation is different, but if you use wikicamps you can check whether particular camping spots have telstra and/or "other" coverahe

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