What is the best cordless kitchen sweeper?
Q. There are brands like the shark and swivel sweeper 360...which one is the best that can pick up the most hair,dirt longest batttery life etc...which sweeper is rated the best and works the best that is cordless, chargable and just easy to use.
Asked by hockeyman07 - Wed Aug 8 17:47:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Broom
Answered by Wounded Duck - Wed Aug 8 17:54:54 2007
Q. There are brands like the shark and swivel sweeper 360...which one is the best that can pick up the most hair,dirt longest batttery life etc...which sweeper is rated the best and works the best that is cordless, chargable and just easy to use.
Asked by hockeyman07 - Wed Aug 8 17:47:35 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Broom
Answered by Wounded Duck - Wed Aug 8 17:54:54 2007
What is a really good cordless that can also be wall mounted?
Q. I am looking to purchase a reall y good cordless landline phone, that has good clear reception & one with a cradle that can be mounted to the kitchen wall like my old one. Any suggestions?
Asked by jamie m - Sun Mar 2 01:06:46 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. here we go!! Panasonic DECT 6.0...with build-in router and firewall for extra secutity!! Panasonic KX-TG1032S Includes: 1 Base / Cordless Handset 1 Extra Handset / Charger (KX-TGA101S) New DECT 6.0 Technology Interference Free Communication Increased Clarity / Enhanced Security Wider Range / Network Friendly 1.9GHz Cordless Phone Frequency Dedicated for Cordless Phones by the FCC 30% Battery Life Increase Over 5.8Ghz Single Line Operation Caller ID / Call Waiting 16 Minute Digital Answering System 2-Digit LCD Message Counter Expandable Up To 6 Handsets Handset Speakerphone 3-Way Conferencing 3-Line Backlit LCD Display 50 Station Name / Number Caller ID Memory 50 Station Phone Directory / Dialer Message… [cont.]
Answered by Roger Vadim - Sun Mar 2 11:42:11 2008
Q. I am looking to purchase a reall y good cordless landline phone, that has good clear reception & one with a cradle that can be mounted to the kitchen wall like my old one. Any suggestions?
Asked by jamie m - Sun Mar 2 01:06:46 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. here we go!! Panasonic DECT 6.0...with build-in router and firewall for extra secutity!! Panasonic KX-TG1032S Includes: 1 Base / Cordless Handset 1 Extra Handset / Charger (KX-TGA101S) New DECT 6.0 Technology Interference Free Communication Increased Clarity / Enhanced Security Wider Range / Network Friendly 1.9GHz Cordless Phone Frequency Dedicated for Cordless Phones by the FCC 30% Battery Life Increase Over 5.8Ghz Single Line Operation Caller ID / Call Waiting 16 Minute Digital Answering System 2-Digit LCD Message Counter Expandable Up To 6 Handsets Handset Speakerphone 3-Way Conferencing 3-Line Backlit LCD Display 50 Station Name / Number Caller ID Memory 50 Station Phone Directory / Dialer Message… [cont.]
Answered by Roger Vadim - Sun Mar 2 11:42:11 2008
Does a cordless home telephone exists that incorporates multiple cell phones via bluetooth?
Q. I do not think it exists yet (though Panasonic has come close), but perhaps I am wrong. I was looking to see if a cordless home telephone yet existed that allowed not only a landline connection for regular telephone use, but also bluetooth connections simultaneously to multiple cellular telephones. From a practical standpoint, this would allow a home telephone, and also allow family members to leave their cell phones (likely near the base I would assume) and also allow their cellular telephones to ring on the house telephone. Also--I do imagine this exists with business systems, that are likely very expensive. My question is really whether residential versions have been developed yet.
Asked by Neptune221 - Sun Sep 2 16:43:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, there is...Uniden!!! Use your cell phone minutes on your land line? Now you can with the feature-loaded Uniden ELBT595 5.8 GHz 1-Line Digital Expandable Phone with Bluetooth capability! In addition to allowing you to make crystal-clear cordless land-line calls throughout your home or office, the Uniden ELBT595 also lets you link your Bluetooth cell phone with its base station and use the handset to tap into your cell phone minutes! This amazing system also lets you pair your wireless Bluetooth headset to the handset for hands-free convenience. * Expandable up to 10 handsets allows you to have multiple cordless handsets wherever you need them using a single phone jack! * Bluetooth compatible lets you communicate with… [cont.]
Answered by Roger - Sun Sep 2 17:54:23 2007
Q. I do not think it exists yet (though Panasonic has come close), but perhaps I am wrong. I was looking to see if a cordless home telephone yet existed that allowed not only a landline connection for regular telephone use, but also bluetooth connections simultaneously to multiple cellular telephones. From a practical standpoint, this would allow a home telephone, and also allow family members to leave their cell phones (likely near the base I would assume) and also allow their cellular telephones to ring on the house telephone. Also--I do imagine this exists with business systems, that are likely very expensive. My question is really whether residential versions have been developed yet.
Asked by Neptune221 - Sun Sep 2 16:43:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes, there is...Uniden!!! Use your cell phone minutes on your land line? Now you can with the feature-loaded Uniden ELBT595 5.8 GHz 1-Line Digital Expandable Phone with Bluetooth capability! In addition to allowing you to make crystal-clear cordless land-line calls throughout your home or office, the Uniden ELBT595 also lets you link your Bluetooth cell phone with its base station and use the handset to tap into your cell phone minutes! This amazing system also lets you pair your wireless Bluetooth headset to the handset for hands-free convenience. * Expandable up to 10 handsets allows you to have multiple cordless handsets wherever you need them using a single phone jack! * Bluetooth compatible lets you communicate with… [cont.]
Answered by Roger - Sun Sep 2 17:54:23 2007
What is the case for and against cordless headsets for home-based customer service agents?
Q. I would like to know anyone in a managerial position's experience with home-based agents using cordless headsets. Does it negatively or positively affect productivity and call quality? Were the agents happier and more productive with cordless or were they doing things like washing the dog and chewing with their mouth full while on a call...?
Asked by Workin' 08 - Thu Jul 17 16:50:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are not the best at noise canceling and the callers do not want to know the rep is not in an office, it may seem less professional. There is also a higher incidence of being too far from the base and losing a call, which is a csr no-no...
Answered by Just Me - Thu Jul 17 16:53:46 2008
Q. I would like to know anyone in a managerial position's experience with home-based agents using cordless headsets. Does it negatively or positively affect productivity and call quality? Were the agents happier and more productive with cordless or were they doing things like washing the dog and chewing with their mouth full while on a call...?
Asked by Workin' 08 - Thu Jul 17 16:50:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They are not the best at noise canceling and the callers do not want to know the rep is not in an office, it may seem less professional. There is also a higher incidence of being too far from the base and losing a call, which is a csr no-no...
Answered by Just Me - Thu Jul 17 16:53:46 2008
What is the best cordless electric fillet knife?
Q. I want to get my dad a cordless electric fillet knife for his birthday. We go freshwater fishing about once a month and catch mostly trout and bass, and it's never more than a cooler full. Basically, this knife will get used regularly, but it most likely won't be beat up by huge fish or a large quantity of fish. I just want to give him something that makes the filleting process super easy. What is the best one for him to try?
Asked by Minnie Mouse - Fri Dec 4 15:51:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rapala makes a fine cordless knife.
Answered by r - Sat Dec 5 08:52:42 2009
Q. I want to get my dad a cordless electric fillet knife for his birthday. We go freshwater fishing about once a month and catch mostly trout and bass, and it's never more than a cooler full. Basically, this knife will get used regularly, but it most likely won't be beat up by huge fish or a large quantity of fish. I just want to give him something that makes the filleting process super easy. What is the best one for him to try?
Asked by Minnie Mouse - Fri Dec 4 15:51:38 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rapala makes a fine cordless knife.
Answered by r - Sat Dec 5 08:52:42 2009
How to recover my cordless drill that I dropped in 24 feet of water?
Q. I dropped my cordless drill in the lake and I would like to get it out and see if I can fix it. I don't want to hire a diver or anything. Any ideas on a cheap way to get it. I know where it is within a couple foot radius. The drill housing is plastic, so I am afraid that a magnet won't work.
Asked by jvelvetpants - Tue Feb 26 12:32:45 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get a magnet form a marine store I carry one all the time on my boat in case i drop somthing over. You can put whatever lenght of rope on it you want.. Also you willbe supprised at what you pull up from the lake bed
Answered by tony b - Tue Feb 26 12:41:55 2008
Q. I dropped my cordless drill in the lake and I would like to get it out and see if I can fix it. I don't want to hire a diver or anything. Any ideas on a cheap way to get it. I know where it is within a couple foot radius. The drill housing is plastic, so I am afraid that a magnet won't work.
Asked by jvelvetpants - Tue Feb 26 12:32:45 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get a magnet form a marine store I carry one all the time on my boat in case i drop somthing over. You can put whatever lenght of rope on it you want.. Also you willbe supprised at what you pull up from the lake bed
Answered by tony b - Tue Feb 26 12:41:55 2008
What should I look for in a cordless telephone?
Q. I really want a cordless telephone since the only land line that works in my house is in the back room. I have bought cordless phones before and either they interfere with my wireless network or they have terrible reception. Any ideas for good phones?
Asked by Michelle F - Thu Dec 8 18:11:50 2005 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Buy a Digital Cordless. It should be explicitly stated on the box, somthing like Digital Spread Spectrum, or Digital Cordless Phone. 900 Mhz and 5 GHz are good. 2.4 GHz is prone to interference due to 1) Microwave Ovens 2) Wireless LAns 3) Bluetooth
Answered by a.mitra - Mon Dec 19 17:44:45 2005
Q. I really want a cordless telephone since the only land line that works in my house is in the back room. I have bought cordless phones before and either they interfere with my wireless network or they have terrible reception. Any ideas for good phones?
Asked by Michelle F - Thu Dec 8 18:11:50 2005 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Buy a Digital Cordless. It should be explicitly stated on the box, somthing like Digital Spread Spectrum, or Digital Cordless Phone. 900 Mhz and 5 GHz are good. 2.4 GHz is prone to interference due to 1) Microwave Ovens 2) Wireless LAns 3) Bluetooth
Answered by a.mitra - Mon Dec 19 17:44:45 2005
can i use a cordless DECT phone on a digital phone line?
Q. I've just purchased a Panasonic DECT cordless phone set for my boss, however the person before her in her office had a digital phone line installed. We've had to get an adapter for a polycom device in there because polycom is compliant with analog lines. Now I've tried two of the same phone, and can't get a dial tone. Is the phone broken or is it not compatible with the line?
Asked by Sarah B - Thu Sep 18 09:33:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most consumer DECT 6.0 phones are Analog input/output connection to the PSTN telephone network. So, they will work anywhere any standard analog corded phone will work. If the line you are connecting too is Digital, then an Analog interface is not compatible with Digital interfaces.
Answered by Mr. VoIP - Thu Sep 18 10:53:12 2008
Q. I've just purchased a Panasonic DECT cordless phone set for my boss, however the person before her in her office had a digital phone line installed. We've had to get an adapter for a polycom device in there because polycom is compliant with analog lines. Now I've tried two of the same phone, and can't get a dial tone. Is the phone broken or is it not compatible with the line?
Asked by Sarah B - Thu Sep 18 09:33:00 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Most consumer DECT 6.0 phones are Analog input/output connection to the PSTN telephone network. So, they will work anywhere any standard analog corded phone will work. If the line you are connecting too is Digital, then an Analog interface is not compatible with Digital interfaces.
Answered by Mr. VoIP - Thu Sep 18 10:53:12 2008
How much radiation do the base stations for cordless phones emit?
Q. On average, what level of radiation does the base station of a cordless phone constantly emit, and is it harmful enough to do any damage? Would someone who had a cordless phone base station on their home or work desk for several years accumulate cell and brain damage of any sort? No curtly, one word responses please.
Asked by Chaucer - Thu May 1 12:28:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. None,zip, not a problem what so ever. In the first place, it is in a stand-by receive mode and is not transmitting. It just sits there waiting for the proper encoded input signal to open it's squelch circuit, so it can receive the signal from the correct hand set. It then sends a very low level RF signal back to the remote hand set to complete the duplex path. When a land line signal comes in, it turns on the same xmitter signal and calls the hand set. In either case, the very low level (that's why it won't work over much of a range, if you take the hand set out side and start walking down the street with it) RF signal that it emits and at the frequency it works on, gives less "radiation" then you can get walking on the sand of a beach in… [cont.]
Answered by Dusty - Thu May 1 13:03:21 2008
Q. On average, what level of radiation does the base station of a cordless phone constantly emit, and is it harmful enough to do any damage? Would someone who had a cordless phone base station on their home or work desk for several years accumulate cell and brain damage of any sort? No curtly, one word responses please.
Asked by Chaucer - Thu May 1 12:28:30 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. None,zip, not a problem what so ever. In the first place, it is in a stand-by receive mode and is not transmitting. It just sits there waiting for the proper encoded input signal to open it's squelch circuit, so it can receive the signal from the correct hand set. It then sends a very low level RF signal back to the remote hand set to complete the duplex path. When a land line signal comes in, it turns on the same xmitter signal and calls the hand set. In either case, the very low level (that's why it won't work over much of a range, if you take the hand set out side and start walking down the street with it) RF signal that it emits and at the frequency it works on, gives less "radiation" then you can get walking on the sand of a beach in… [cont.]
Answered by Dusty - Thu May 1 13:03:21 2008
What can you do when your cordless phone interferes with your baby monitor?
Q. I have a 2.4ghz cordless phone and a 2.4 ghz baby monitor.
Asked by Nicki - Thu Oct 26 16:12:54 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you considered adoption? I hope this helps!
Answered by archibald - Thu Oct 26 16:19:58 2006
Q. I have a 2.4ghz cordless phone and a 2.4 ghz baby monitor.
Asked by Nicki - Thu Oct 26 16:12:54 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Have you considered adoption? I hope this helps!
Answered by archibald - Thu Oct 26 16:19:58 2006
how long do i charge a cordless phone when i buy it?
Q. I bought a cordless home phone and it has been on its charger for almost 3 days now and it is still not working.
Asked by may06baby - Mon Jul 24 06:31:45 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. take a second and check that you have plugged everything up correctly, then take a second to read over the directions. It usually takes only 12 to 14 hrs to fully charge, but if you have charged for three days and everything is correctly hooked up then return or exchange. ( You are the customer make them treat you that way)
Answered by DUKE - Mon Jul 24 06:37:43 2006
Q. I bought a cordless home phone and it has been on its charger for almost 3 days now and it is still not working.
Asked by may06baby - Mon Jul 24 06:31:45 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. take a second and check that you have plugged everything up correctly, then take a second to read over the directions. It usually takes only 12 to 14 hrs to fully charge, but if you have charged for three days and everything is correctly hooked up then return or exchange. ( You are the customer make them treat you that way)
Answered by DUKE - Mon Jul 24 06:37:43 2006
What cordless landline phone frequencies are allowed in germany? and where do I find out?
Q. i want to take a cordless landline phone from US to Germany. I need to know if the frequency that it works on is legal in germany.
Asked by M P - Wed Apr 30 12:56:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Germany is using DECT 1.8G just like the rest of Europe. USA cordless phones may work in Germany but may not legal.
Answered by Think Tank II - Fri May 2 06:49:41 2008
Q. i want to take a cordless landline phone from US to Germany. I need to know if the frequency that it works on is legal in germany.
Asked by M P - Wed Apr 30 12:56:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Germany is using DECT 1.8G just like the rest of Europe. USA cordless phones may work in Germany but may not legal.
Answered by Think Tank II - Fri May 2 06:49:41 2008
What do the megahertz and gigahertz mean when referring to cordless phones?
Q. My wife and I are looking at getting a new cordless phone. We want a good one, but we're unfamiliar with the meaning behind mega/gigahertz. I know it's a measurement of power, but what does it get you by having more? Is it more range, clearer signal, both, or something else? Also, what are the advantages of digital cordless phones?
Asked by Brian Sparta - Fri Jan 26 19:43:06 2007 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Mega- (1,000,000 Hertz) or giga- (1,000,000,000 Hertz) hertz refers to the frequency at which the signal is transmitted. Generally speaking, the higher the frequency the weaker the signal, however, factors such as what walls the signal would need to travel through and what the wall is made from as well as where the base of your phone unit is located. If you use wireless Internet or similar technologies, there is a greater chance of interference with gigahertz phones. Gigahertz phones can be more useful in a large company or building as they are better suited for cordless phone systems with multi-handsets, which allow for features like call transferring and forwarding, but they are more expensive. Advantage: Digital lines are more secure… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Fri Jan 26 20:09:20 2007
Q. My wife and I are looking at getting a new cordless phone. We want a good one, but we're unfamiliar with the meaning behind mega/gigahertz. I know it's a measurement of power, but what does it get you by having more? Is it more range, clearer signal, both, or something else? Also, what are the advantages of digital cordless phones?
Asked by Brian Sparta - Fri Jan 26 19:43:06 2007 - - 8 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Mega- (1,000,000 Hertz) or giga- (1,000,000,000 Hertz) hertz refers to the frequency at which the signal is transmitted. Generally speaking, the higher the frequency the weaker the signal, however, factors such as what walls the signal would need to travel through and what the wall is made from as well as where the base of your phone unit is located. If you use wireless Internet or similar technologies, there is a greater chance of interference with gigahertz phones. Gigahertz phones can be more useful in a large company or building as they are better suited for cordless phone systems with multi-handsets, which allow for features like call transferring and forwarding, but they are more expensive. Advantage: Digital lines are more secure… [cont.]
Answered by unknown - Fri Jan 26 20:09:20 2007
Which handheld cordless vacuum is the best?
Q. I'm planning to buy a handheld cordless vacuum. Any suggestions and experiences?
Asked by Tom - Sat Oct 28 02:16:18 2006 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I bought a Shark from Bed, Bath & Beyond (the brand is available elsewhere) the battery went dead in about two months, it had a 1 year warrenty. I had to ship the battery pack back to Shark before they would send me a new one, then it took them 7 months to send the new one. Now that was 3 years ago and I haven't had a bit of trouble with it since then. It has several attachments and we use all of them but mainly use the extention tubes with the crevice device. If I were going to buy another I probably wouldn't worry about all the fancy attachments but I do like the extention tubes it allows you to reach the floor while standing or the ceiling without a ladder. I don't know if the brand really matters or not. I spent about $50… [cont.]
Answered by IF - Sat Oct 28 02:56:30 2006
Q. I'm planning to buy a handheld cordless vacuum. Any suggestions and experiences?
Asked by Tom - Sat Oct 28 02:16:18 2006 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I bought a Shark from Bed, Bath & Beyond (the brand is available elsewhere) the battery went dead in about two months, it had a 1 year warrenty. I had to ship the battery pack back to Shark before they would send me a new one, then it took them 7 months to send the new one. Now that was 3 years ago and I haven't had a bit of trouble with it since then. It has several attachments and we use all of them but mainly use the extention tubes with the crevice device. If I were going to buy another I probably wouldn't worry about all the fancy attachments but I do like the extention tubes it allows you to reach the floor while standing or the ceiling without a ladder. I don't know if the brand really matters or not. I spent about $50… [cont.]
Answered by IF - Sat Oct 28 02:56:30 2006
How do I wire a cordless phone system with 2 phone numbers?
Q. At my office, I have two phone numbers. Both lines are currently going through a Avaya PBX system. I want to get rid of the PBX and go to a 2-line cordless 6.0 DECT phone system. Do I have to run both phone lines to the cordless phone base?
Asked by pokerstar - Mon Apr 20 21:58:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wire line 1 to green/red (blue/white) wire line 2 to yellow/black (orange/white) if you are getting rid of the system remove the lines from the system, and find out what station (extention) you want to connect the DECT phone, then just wire line 1 + 2 as mentioned above... (there should be no need to do any rewiring of the jack, everything should be able to be done right from where your existing phone system is at...
Answered by joe r - Tue Apr 21 21:05:17 2009
Q. At my office, I have two phone numbers. Both lines are currently going through a Avaya PBX system. I want to get rid of the PBX and go to a 2-line cordless 6.0 DECT phone system. Do I have to run both phone lines to the cordless phone base?
Asked by pokerstar - Mon Apr 20 21:58:37 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. wire line 1 to green/red (blue/white) wire line 2 to yellow/black (orange/white) if you are getting rid of the system remove the lines from the system, and find out what station (extention) you want to connect the DECT phone, then just wire line 1 + 2 as mentioned above... (there should be no need to do any rewiring of the jack, everything should be able to be done right from where your existing phone system is at...
Answered by joe r - Tue Apr 21 21:05:17 2009
How to stop cordless phone from interrupting wifi?
Q. I did this about a year ago by going on the modems site and changing something but I had to reset my modem and I've forgotten how to do it. I have AT&T DSL which came with a 2WIRE wifi router/dsl modem. The phone is a standard cordless 2.4GHz phone.
Asked by tduarte108@sbcglobal.net - Fri Nov 6 16:51:15 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get rid of the 2.4 GHz cordless phones and buy DECT 6.0 compliant cordless phones.
Answered by Annorax - Fri Nov 6 16:58:07 2009
Q. I did this about a year ago by going on the modems site and changing something but I had to reset my modem and I've forgotten how to do it. I have AT&T DSL which came with a 2WIRE wifi router/dsl modem. The phone is a standard cordless 2.4GHz phone.
Asked by tduarte108@sbcglobal.net - Fri Nov 6 16:51:15 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get rid of the 2.4 GHz cordless phones and buy DECT 6.0 compliant cordless phones.
Answered by Annorax - Fri Nov 6 16:58:07 2009
What's the furthest I should put a cordless phone from a wireless router?
Q. I have a cordless phone about 5 inches away from my wireless router. I know that they say not to put phones close to wireless routers because of the interference you may experience. However I am still getting a fast connection with the wireless network. What can be some problems you would see by having a phone too close to a router? Sometimes I will get a real slow connection, but all I have to do is restart my modem and the connection is back up to full speed. Also I am having Strict NAT setting problems on my 360. Can any of these be caused from the phone being too close?
Asked by Chris G - Sun Sep 30 21:07:15 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My WiFi connection was obliterated by my cordless phone, until I changed the channel that my router used for WiFi. If you are getting some interference try each of the different channels for your WiFi, that may fix your issue.
Answered by Magician Humfrey - Sun Sep 30 21:14:44 2007
Q. I have a cordless phone about 5 inches away from my wireless router. I know that they say not to put phones close to wireless routers because of the interference you may experience. However I am still getting a fast connection with the wireless network. What can be some problems you would see by having a phone too close to a router? Sometimes I will get a real slow connection, but all I have to do is restart my modem and the connection is back up to full speed. Also I am having Strict NAT setting problems on my 360. Can any of these be caused from the phone being too close?
Asked by Chris G - Sun Sep 30 21:07:15 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My WiFi connection was obliterated by my cordless phone, until I changed the channel that my router used for WiFi. If you are getting some interference try each of the different channels for your WiFi, that may fix your issue.
Answered by Magician Humfrey - Sun Sep 30 21:14:44 2007
What is the best cordless phone for a New York City Apartment ?
Q. I know 5.8 GHZ is the best frequency to get. Is there anyone out there who lives in Manhattan, that has a cordless phone that works well when pretty far from the base ? I think that if the phone has an antenna that helps as well, not sure.
Asked by rmiah_07 - Sat Jan 6 08:44:51 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, I'd recommend a DECT 6.0 phone. The 6.0 isn't a frequency but rather a standard that had been adopted in Europe some time ago but has just come to the US within the last couple of months. It runs on a new frequency band of 1.9GHz and what makes it different is that it's completely digital, it's completely interference free and it's allocated more power to be used which results in better range. Every DECT phone utilizes frequency sharing techniques which not only checks for the clearest channel, but can tell when other phones/devices are using a channel with a "listen before transmit" feature built into every DECT phone. There are no analog phones or non-DECT 6.0 phones allowed on this new frequency band which makes it the… [cont.]
Answered by Geoff S - Tue Jan 9 10:00:43 2007
Q. I know 5.8 GHZ is the best frequency to get. Is there anyone out there who lives in Manhattan, that has a cordless phone that works well when pretty far from the base ? I think that if the phone has an antenna that helps as well, not sure.
Asked by rmiah_07 - Sat Jan 6 08:44:51 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Actually, I'd recommend a DECT 6.0 phone. The 6.0 isn't a frequency but rather a standard that had been adopted in Europe some time ago but has just come to the US within the last couple of months. It runs on a new frequency band of 1.9GHz and what makes it different is that it's completely digital, it's completely interference free and it's allocated more power to be used which results in better range. Every DECT phone utilizes frequency sharing techniques which not only checks for the clearest channel, but can tell when other phones/devices are using a channel with a "listen before transmit" feature built into every DECT phone. There are no analog phones or non-DECT 6.0 phones allowed on this new frequency band which makes it the… [cont.]
Answered by Geoff S - Tue Jan 9 10:00:43 2007
What is the best cordless phone to use with Skype?
Q. I need to use Skype for business purposes -- at home -- and I'm trying to determine the best brand of cordless phone to use that will utilize the service. I tried the Phillips model (Philips VOIP321 - Duo) and it is a piece of garbage. Skype won't refund my $ and neither will Philips but that is a who 'nother story... Thanks for your help!
Asked by sheilamia - Wed Jun 20 12:59:03 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think I saw one at Best Buy or Circuit City. Was a V Tech
Answered by Wilhelmina - Wed Jun 20 13:10:06 2007
Q. I need to use Skype for business purposes -- at home -- and I'm trying to determine the best brand of cordless phone to use that will utilize the service. I tried the Phillips model (Philips VOIP321 - Duo) and it is a piece of garbage. Skype won't refund my $ and neither will Philips but that is a who 'nother story... Thanks for your help!
Asked by sheilamia - Wed Jun 20 12:59:03 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think I saw one at Best Buy or Circuit City. Was a V Tech
Answered by Wilhelmina - Wed Jun 20 13:10:06 2007
Has anyone used a cordless roof nailer?
Q. I plan on installing a new roof this spring and wonder if anyone has an experience using a cordless roof nailer. If so, what was your experience with it? Can it be used to nail the entire roof? How easy was it and what brand did you use?
Asked by stevie - Sun Mar 16 22:45:58 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. T he only way to go is DeWalt they are expensive, but also the best! my ex-hubby used one to roof my parents house it turned out great!
Answered by woozey513 - Wed Mar 19 08:45:46 2008
Q. I plan on installing a new roof this spring and wonder if anyone has an experience using a cordless roof nailer. If so, what was your experience with it? Can it be used to nail the entire roof? How easy was it and what brand did you use?
Asked by stevie - Sun Mar 16 22:45:58 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. T he only way to go is DeWalt they are expensive, but also the best! my ex-hubby used one to roof my parents house it turned out great!
Answered by woozey513 - Wed Mar 19 08:45:46 2008
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Grease Gun Fleet Equipment Magazine Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp. has expanded its lithium-ion system with the new M12 Cordless Grease Gun. With up to 25% more pressure and run-time than the ...
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