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Re: OT: Cordless Phone Suggestions?
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Tue, 22 Feb 2005 19:24:11 GMT
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In lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto, Rob Antonishen wrote:
> My old cordless phone at home gave up the ghost....
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> So I am looking for suggestions on what to replace it with based on my
> requirements...
> Not a clue....
> MHz? Recommendations?
Stay off 2.4. I don't know which retard decided to use the ISM band for
cordless phones, but microwaves and WiFi interfere with it significantly. I
don't see what was wrong with 900, in all honesty.
> Any suggestions from the Technocrati out there?
Honestly? Whatever's on sale. I bought a Uniden digital with CLID for $15 last year. The issue is that Cordless Phones, being portable household consumer items, are sat on, dropped off couches, left out in the cold on the deck, etc. I don't care of the thing is built to MIL-STD specifications, it's going to break one day. And it's cheaper to buy three $15 phones than to pay $200 for the latest "Panasonic SuperCompander III Pro KXT-GTX1234 with digital noise reduction", put one in service and keep two in the basement on a shelf somewhere, so that when the first DOES break, you can swap the second one, and later the third one, into active duty.
Calum
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