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My Googling suggests unlikely, unless you are staying somewhere very modern and luxurious.
Jacquelynn wrote: "Can I ask a totally unrelated question. How can I get a book removed from the list of books I have written? There is a book there, which I know is by someone else."I betcha Elle can sort it. :)
Do you know the authors proper name? & what book?
Louise-Lesley (Elle) wrote: "http://www.adaptelec.com/index.php?ma...might help a little. smug bastard earned a point."
No he didn't. ;) I already know about the power there. It's same as here, maybe a different plug but I've been told our flat has both azer and UK style outlets. I've bought adapters as well, just in case.
The flat is meant to be very modern, JS. The phone worked in Nigeria.
I'm wondering if the phone signal would be the same?
AHA. Now I feel victorious over smug bastard. he uses the site for all his travels apparently. seems like a pretty decent site all the same even if it wasn't handy for this.
Jacquelynn wrote: "Louise-Lesley (Elle) wrote: "Do you know the authors proper name? & what book?"Yes, Louise-Lesley. It's Jackie Tritt and the title is The Burning. (We were both, at one time, published by the l..."
Ye I figured that out when I actually bothered to look properly, lol. it's fixed now :)
Louise-Lesley (Elle) wrote: "Azerbaijan has 4G apparently :O"And that means what, exactly?
Remember you're talking to a total non-geek here! ;)
Lol it's like 3G but.. better.And yep it does,
'On 20 May 2012, Azerbaijan's biggest mobile operator Azercell launched 4G [LTE].[62]'
UK hasn't quite got it yet. Some big balloo over the new iPad because they advertised it as 4G in Oz and it doesn't have it yet either so they had to give a pile of refunds.
We are talking about a cordless land-line phone here, right? Not a cellphone or mobile phone?
Yep, cordless landline.The company provides the phone line and I'm sure there's already a phone in the flat. I just really dislike not being able to wander while I gab.
Louise-Lesley (Elle) wrote: "Lol it's like 3G but.. better.And yep it does,
'On 20 May 2012, Azerbaijan's biggest mobile operator Azercell launched 4G [LTE].[62]'
UK hasn't quite got it yet. Some big balloo over the new ..."
Oh cool. Is my new shiny 4G as well as 3G, I wonder?
If it is a modern flat, then it will probably have an RJ11 connector, which is the small connector which most of the world uses as standard and which is probably what you were using in Nigeria.
Okay, brilliant. Thank you so much, JS!I'll pack it then. :)
Plus the shops seem to sell the exact same phones.
Oh. Right.I didn't think for a minute to check that! You're clever, Peanut!
On my travels I found out Azerbaijan has it's own google and that there is one huge ass mofo of a yellow pages for the surrounding areas - http://www.yellow-pages.kz/az/en/
Wow, Elle!Ohmigawd, ohmigawd!!!
I'm going to be living in civilisation!!!!!
Patti (Free Bird) wrote: "Wow, Elle!Ohmigawd, ohmigawd!!!
I'm going to be living in civilisation!!!!!"
You won't want to speak to us poor unfortunates back here then :((
Well no. Not Ireland anyway. ;)
Patti (Free Bird) wrote: "Well no. Not Ireland anyway. ;)"Ahem!!
Hahaha, yes you are! I was all beans it had it's own google. I do love a good random fact.
Well Peanut, I now feel superfluous. I defer to your geekdom.
Geoff (G. Robbins) (The noisy passionfruit) wrote: "Well Peanut, I now feel superfluous. I defer to your geekdom."Me too Geoff but they haven't told Patti about the problems with reverse feedback polarity and I think we should let her find out for herself now.
Ah, they always find out too late, Simon.
Does anyone know if a UK cordless phone will work in Azerbaijan?
I don't want to use precious suitcase space for it if it won't.
Thanks, groupites!