WTS: Sierra Wireless MC5725 WWAN card

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WTS: Sierra Wireless MC5725 WWAN card

#1 Post by WittgensteinSergeant »

Found out I still have this from my Mk2 19, anyone intrested in it?

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Re: WTS: Sierra Wireless MC5725 WWAN card

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Edited to show "WTS"...

Also, you need to be more specific. Is this a Verizon card or a Sprint card?

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#3 Post by WittgensteinSergeant »

Rob wrote:Edited to show "WTS"...

Also, you need to be more specific. Is this a Verizon card or a Sprint card?

Thanks!
That I don't know, it came out of safn1949's CF-19 which I sold.

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Send me a picture of the card. Front and back.

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Rob wrote:Send me a picture of the card. Front and back.

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Will do, sec.

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#6 Post by WittgensteinSergeant »

Finally came around to make a pic:
http://uploadffs.nl/images/2014/12/18/P1030213.jpg

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Re: WTS: Sierra Wireless MC5725 WWAN card

#7 Post by Rob »

See the "SPR"? That means Sprint :)

It'll work on Sprint CDMA EVDO REVa. 3.1MB down and 1.8MB up.... Although real life scenario has proven to be closer to 1M down and 300k up because Sprint blows! :P
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