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T-Mobile has a flying BTS. It will help in the mountains and in emergencies, but it depends on the weather
T-Mobile presented a unique method of mobile signal propagation at the airport near Písek, the base of the company engaged in the development and production of unmanned aircraft. These can also be adapted to the needs of the mobile operator, which can thus cover areas not covered by a signal. The flying "betées" will find application at sporting events and natural disasters.
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