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Vangelis
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...Is it 2 or 3? Reason I ask is that the UK distributors still reference GSM2 modules. If there is a 3, is there much of a tech upgrade between modules?
Looking to get hold of one and would like the latest version.
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| Posted: Tuesday Jan 8th, 2013 06:06 am |
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UCM/GSm3 is the current version, see the image below
I suspect all products being sold should be UCM/GSM3 but the part number may not have been updated on distributor websites
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| Posted: Tuesday Jan 8th, 2013 08:20 am |
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Thanks Ident - Is there a specific part number that I can specify in my email to a distributor to check they have the correct version in stock?
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| Posted: Tuesday Jan 8th, 2013 08:47 am |
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The only part number is UCM/GSM3. just check that the module resembles the photo
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