Nice price drop by DSE. Plenty of stock around the country. Good luck :)
How's the speaker on the handset? Panansonic handsets were very soft some years back when I have used them.
Good deal as it takes AAAs
I brought one of this 6 months ago for the same price, good product consider the price, Dropped the hand set twice on the tile floor, nothing happened to the sound and the handset.
nothing happened to the sound
No noise on impact?
Nobody was there to witness it, so it didn't happen.
If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?
The dropper was there, unless he can move very fast.
It still makes a sound - it's just that no one is there to hear the sound - but the air still vibrated and sound waves were still transmitted.
If you murder someone and no one is there to witness the murder it doesn't make you innocent - you're still a murderer that got away - it still "happened" as the murdered is still very much dead.
It creates vibrations. Our ears (if functioning correctly) convert those vibrations into sound.
"Sound is the sensation excited in the ear when the air or other medium is set in motion."
@strangeloops66:
I am aware of the text, however:
"dropped the hand set" could also be "the hand set dropped" considering the English used in the whole story anything is feasible. A name like strangeloops and yet you seem to need everything to be logical? ;)
A name like strangeloops and yet you seem to need everything to be logical? ;)
I consider a o,O or an 0 a "strangeloop", that at different sizes of length can be different, in this example zero, which is Logical…..
The 66 component is a mystery deeper than the chopped tree theory.
Unless the one who was murdered was watching :-)
Except it never happened so he couldn't watch it to begin with.
How the receiving volume?
When speaking to someone?
Thanks.
How is the?
Or
How are they?
How is the
Then depends on your personal hearing levels and device used by the receiver.
@malouphix: because to know the receiving sound of someone's phone, you would first have to measure the sound output on their phone and then compare that to the "normal" hearing age of someone in the age group of the person receiving your voice/sound.
Also would depend on the volume of your mic that transmits it to them and everything in between the mic and speakers
How does the cordless thing exactly work?? Would I need to cord one of the handsets and other 2 will behave cordless or is it completely cordless?? Thanks!
The phone line will need to be plugged into one of the base.
All three bases will also need to be plugged into an AC outlet.
lol are you serious
well, I am serious.. I never had a cordless home phone ever.. and last time I had any home phone (corded one) at all, it was around 10 years ago.. So the reason for naive questions. As always help is appreciated.
Basically there is one main base station which requires power and phone line. The 3 handsets are all cordless and communicate with the base station so don't require separate phone socket connections. The other 2 docks are to charge the handset only. You can mix and match where the handsets go but each handset has a number (1,2 or 3) which you use for the intercom (eg, press intercom, then number 2 to call handset 2 from either 1,3 or the base station). Really handy for finding lost handsets lol
Awesum. gives much clarity how the handset (deal) could be useful to some. Thanks Viggenn!!
How much was this RRP? Do they run under 1.8GHz or 2.4GHz? I don't want interference with Wifi….
as per the pdf manual page 5 - http://www.panasonic.com/content/dam/Panasonic/support_manua…
(The product operates in the frequency range of 1.88 GHz to 1.90 GHz)
What's with the specifications?
I wouldn't trust anything DSE puts in the specs for any of the products they sell. Use this instead.
Good deal. Thanks TA!
I don't think this is correct tho.
Product Specifications
Adjustable Ring Volume No
Audio Output No
Backlight Display No
Built In Speakerphone No
Clock No
Date Display No
Duplex Capability No
Easy Installation No
Hearing Aid Compatible No
Last Number Redial No
Mounting Capabilities No
Mute Function No
Big Button Keypad No
Flash Ring Indicator No
Phone Book Memory No
Timer No
Volume Adjust No
Wall Mountable No
Alarm No
DECT Interference Free No
Any Key Answer No
Internet Capabilities No
Battery Included No
Battery Low Indicator No
Battery Memory Effect No
Battery Required No
Built In Clip No
Call Block No
Call Display Comp No
Calling Tones No
Call Transfer No
Remote Control No
Recharge Indicator No
Colour Screen No
Conference Call No
Cordless No
Water Proof No
Wi-Fi No
Dust Proof No
Energy Saving Mode No
Flashing LED Warning No
Handset Locator No
Hands Free Operation No
Headphone Jack No
Headset Compatible No
Intercom No
Keypad Lock No
LED Indicator No
Mercury Added No
Microphone No
Mountable No
Multi-Language OSD No
New Message Indicator No
Night Mode No
Polyphonic Ringtones No
Protection No
Remote Answer Machine Access No
Room Monitor No
Save Function No
Shock Proof No
Speech To Text Function No
Text To Speech Function No
Time/Date Display No
Touch Response No
View Finder No
Answering Machine No
Caller ID No
Volume Control No
One Touch Dialling No
Specs does not show what frequency its on…
Apart from that AAA x 2 and speakerphone + answering machine is a winner
It is DECT so I am fairly certain it won't affect your wifi signal.
I guess if the wanted to know the exact frequency you can contact panasonic.
does anyone know if its possible to turn off the answering machine? i assume it is but thought it was worth checking. thanks.
Usually you do have the option to turn the answering part either on or off, but don't take my word for it. See if you can find a manual online.
You can turn off the answering machine on my Panasonic phone system (not this model) but unfortunately if anybody phones up and lets it ring more than about 8 times, the answering machine is automatically turned back on again. Very annoying that it can't be turned off completely. I do notice that this model is GAP compatible though, so I should be able to get the 3 handsets to talk directly with my FritzBox modem and not have to use the base station with answering machine at all.
Purchased.
Bought thanks was waiting for this to go on sale!
bought, thanks.
thanks
Solid handset got pissed and chucked at the wall ….still work and no cracks
Not even the wall?
Or maybe had a slow blow to even crack a wall but should be good enough to crack his self esteem.
Wall dented prob hit a stud
Thanks TA bought one to replace a Uniden set thats about a year old and is great to have AAA batteries.
Just purchased, decade old Unidens on the blink. Thanks op.
I've set one of the handsets up on a Fritz!Box 7270 ADSL+ modem as a DECT handset. Cheaper than buying the official $109 Fritz!Fon from Internode. Easy to set up.
The Panasonic website says that it is GAP capable (for connecting to FritxBox), but the pdf manual from the same site makes no mention of it. Good to know that it works, thanks.
Expired, up to $50 now
Purchased it while the deal was on and on friday dick smith called that they ran out of stock.
So they refunded my money.
Did they do this with any one else?
Bought one. Thanks TA