Re: Non Dect Cordless Phone

[Guest guest]

I found even digital phones that don't say DECT on them can have their base

stations radiating continually.

The only cordless phones that don't seem to be radiating continually that I know

of are analog wireless phones (e.g., the old 900 MHz). But even then, it's not

unlike using a cell phone.

Why not use a wired speaker phone ?

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> Are there any cordless phones that are not dect that someone can recommend? I

would like a speaker phone.  Trying to get rid of my dect cordless.

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> Loni

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seimenns gigaset eco dect cuts off signal when in the cradle and has smart

tec to lower rad when in use

puk

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From: emraware <_emraware@..._ (mailto:emraware@...) >

Subject: Re: Non Dect Cordless Phone

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Date: Thursday, 7 April, 2011, 3:48

I found even digital phones that don't say DECT on them can have their

base stations radiating continually.

The only cordless phones that don't seem to be radiating continually that

I know of are analog wireless phones (e.g., the old 900 MHz). But even

then, it's not unlike using a cell phone.

Why not use a wired speaker phone ?

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> Are there any cordless phones that are not dect that someone can

recommend? I would like a speaker phone. Trying to get rid of my dect

cordless.

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> Loni

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[Guest guest]

Puk replies - that's the gigaset eco plus, but even the orchid gives off RF

to the head, so to say there are no signals is erroneous.

In a message dated 07/04/2011 10:29:34 GMT Daylight Time,

charles@... writes:

Eco DECT means lower power consumption.

The HF radiation is the same as any other DECT phone.

It must be DECT Eco Mode Plus.

Only then, there are no signals.

Orchid is a good one.

[Guest guest]

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From: emraware <emraware@...>

Subject: Re: Non Dect Cordless Phone

Date: Thursday, 7 April, 2011, 3:48

 

I found even digital phones that don't say DECT on them can have their

base stations radiating continually.

The only cordless phones that don't seem to be radiating continually that I know

of are analog wireless phones (e.g., the old 900 MHz). But even then, it's not

unlike using a cell phone.

Why not use a wired speaker phone ?

>

>  

> Are there any cordless phones that are not dect that someone can recommend? I

would like a speaker phone.  Trying to get rid of my dect cordless.

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> Loni

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[Guest guest]

Eco DECT means lower power consumption.

The HF radiation is the same as any other DECT phone.

It must be DECT Eco Mode Plus.

Only then, there are no signals.

Orchid is a good one.

Greetings,

Claessens

member Verband Baubiologie

www.milieuziektes.nl

www.milieuziektes.be

www.hetbitje.nl

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Re: Non Dect Cordless Phone

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Date: Thursday, 7 April, 2011, 3:48

I found even digital phones that don't say DECT on them can have their

base stations radiating continually.

The only cordless phones that don't seem to be radiating continually that

I know of are analog wireless phones (e.g., the old 900 MHz). But even

then, it's not unlike using a cell phone.

Why not use a wired speaker phone ?

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> Are there any cordless phones that are not dect that someone can

recommend? I would like a speaker phone. Trying to get rid of my dect

cordless.

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> Loni

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[Guest guest]

It's my family that insists on the cordless otherwise I'd be fine with wired.

Loni

From: emraware <emraware@...>

Subject: Re: Non Dect Cordless Phone

Date: Wednesday, April 6, 2011, 7:48 PM

 

I found even digital phones that don't say DECT on them can have their base

stations radiating continually.

The only cordless phones that don't seem to be radiating continually that I know

of are analog wireless phones (e.g., the old 900 MHz). But even then, it's not

unlike using a cell phone.

Why not use a wired speaker phone ?

>

>  

> Are there any cordless phones that are not dect that someone can recommend? I

would like a speaker phone.  Trying to get rid of my dect cordless.

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> Loni

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Oh this Siemen's Gigaset sounds great! Anyone have one?  Now just to find one.

Thank you !   Loni

From: emraware <emraware@...>

Subject: Re: Non Dect Cordless Phone

Date: Thursday, 7 April, 2011, 3:48

 

I found even digital phones that don't say DECT on them can have their base

stations radiating continually.

The only cordless phones that don't seem to be radiating continually that I know

of are analog wireless phones (e.g., the old 900 MHz). But even then, it's not

unlike using a cell phone.

Why not use a wired speaker phone ?

>

>  

> Are there any cordless phones that are not dect that someone can recommend? I

would like a speaker phone.  Trying to get rid of my dect cordless.

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> Loni

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[Guest guest]

oh great do you have one?

From: emraware <_emraware@..._ (mailto:emraware@...) >

Subject: Re: Non Dect Cordless Phone

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Date: Thursday, 7 April, 2011, 3:48

I found even digital phones that don't say DECT on them can have their

base stations radiating continually.

The only cordless phones that don't seem to be radiating continually that

I know of are analog wireless phones (e.g., the old 900 MHz). But even

then, it's not unlike using a cell phone.

Why not use a wired speaker phone ?

>

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> Are there any cordless phones that are not dect that someone can

recommend? I would like a speaker phone. Trying to get rid of my dect cordless.

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> Loni

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[Guest guest]

Does the Gigaset eco plus have a speakerphone? Loni

From: paulpjc@... <paulpjc@...>

Subject: Re: Re: Non Dect Cordless Phone

Date: Thursday, April 7, 2011, 2:40 AM

 

Puk replies - that's the gigaset eco plus, but even the orchid gives off RF

to the head, so to say there are no signals is erroneous.

In a message dated 07/04/2011 10:29:34 GMT Daylight Time,

charles@... writes:

Eco DECT means lower power consumption.

The HF radiation is the same as any other DECT phone.

It must be DECT Eco Mode Plus.

Only then, there are no signals.

Orchid is a good one.

[Guest guest]

Be aware that Siemens Gigaset stands for a lot of different types.

It is the brand name for their DECT phones.

Greetings,

Claessens

member Verband Baubiologie

www.milieuziektes.nl

www.milieuziektes.be

www.hetbitje.nl

checked by Norton

Re: Non Dect Cordless Phone

Date: Thursday, 7 April, 2011, 3:48

I found even digital phones that don't say DECT on them can have their base

stations radiating continually.

The only cordless phones that don't seem to be radiating continually that I

know of are analog wireless phones (e.g., the old 900 MHz). But even then, it's

not unlike using a cell phone.

Why not use a wired speaker phone ?

>

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> Are there any cordless phones that are not dect that someone can recommend?

I would like a speaker phone. Trying to get rid of my dect cordless.

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> Loni

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[Guest guest]

I haven't really followed the discussion, but why does the phone need to

be cordless? I don't know the size of your house, but we have a corded

phone with a *very long* cord and that way we can still make phone calls

all over the house. It's also a lot cheaper than a cordless phone and

more reliable. No batteries needed and in case of a power cut you can

still make phone calls.

Rixta

[Guest guest]

It's family members basically but long cord is certainly something to consider.

Loni

From: Rixta Francis <rixta.francis@...>

Subject: Re: Re: Non Dect Cordless Phone

Date: Thursday, April 7, 2011, 1:34 PM

 

I haven't really followed the discussion, but why does the phone need to

be cordless? I don't know the size of your house, but we have a corded

phone with a *very long* cord and that way we can still make phone calls

all over the house. It's also a lot cheaper than a cordless phone and

more reliable. No batteries needed and in case of a power cut you can

still make phone calls.

Rixta

[Guest guest]

When my family members needed a cordless phone a few years ago, I got them an

analog Uniden 900 MHz from Walmart for about $10-- only radiates during usage,

and not all the time. It's not available anymore from Walmart, so then I had

bought it online-- actually getting a used one on ebay...

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> Subject: Re: Re: Non Dect Cordless Phone

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> Date: Thursday, April 7, 2011, 1:34 PM

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> I haven't really followed the discussion, but why does the phone need to

> be cordless? I don't know the size of your house, but we have a corded

> phone with a *very long* cord and that way we can still make phone calls

> all over the house. It's also a lot cheaper than a cordless phone and

> more reliable. No batteries needed and in case of a power cut you can

> still make phone calls.

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> Rixta

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Does it have a speaker phone? Loni

From: emraware <emraware@...>

Subject: Re: Non Dect Cordless Phone

Date: Thursday, April 7, 2011, 6:12 PM

 

When my family members needed a cordless phone a few years ago, I got them an

analog Uniden 900 MHz from Walmart for about $10-- only radiates during usage,

and not all the time. It's not available anymore from Walmart, so then I had

bought it online-- actually getting a used one on ebay...

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> From: Rixta Francis <rixta.francis@...>

> Subject: Re: Re: Non Dect Cordless Phone

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> Date: Thursday, April 7, 2011, 1:34 PM

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> I haven't really followed the discussion, but why does the phone need to

> be cordless? I don't know the size of your house, but we have a corded

> phone with a *very long* cord and that way we can still make phone calls

> all over the house. It's also a lot cheaper than a cordless phone and

> more reliable. No batteries needed and in case of a power cut you can

> still make phone calls.

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> Rixta

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[Guest guest]

no, sorry. maybe there are others that do.

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> > I haven't really followed the discussion, but why does the phone need to

> > be cordless? I don't know the size of your house, but we have a corded

> > phone with a *very long* cord and that way we can still make phone calls

> > all over the house. It's also a lot cheaper than a cordless phone and

> > more reliable. No batteries needed and in case of a power cut you can

> > still make phone calls.

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[Guest guest]

Why have just one phone?

Have a corded speaker phone for yourself and a portable for family use.

I have a five-way splitter and corded phones all over the house, (2

stories) plus my mom insists on having the one portable phone and

luckily I was able to get a new 900 mHz before they went out of

stock. I hope it's not radiating 24/7. She still tries to hand it off

to me when someone wants to talk to me on her line. No, no, no thank you.

If you can get an older corded used phone without the LCD display,

that will cut down on radiation.

You definitely don't want the LCD in the handset which you hold to your head.

Thrift stores have them around here for $1-$5.

I have a speaker phone that I got new for $10, plus an older one that

was my grandpa's.

I wrote an email to the Orchid people one time and asked if their

phone works in the USA, but didn't get a reply. Does anyone know?

At 05:08 PM 4/8/2011, you wrote:

>no, sorry. maybe there are others that do.

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> > When my family members needed a cordless phone a few years ago, I

> got them an analog Uniden 900 MHz from Walmart for about $10-- only

> radiates during usage, and not all the time. It's not available

> anymore from Walmart, so then I had bought it online-- actually

> getting a used one on ebay...

[Guest guest]

Well if I'm going to have the cordless it would be nice to use it thus speaker

phone. I do have a corded that I use also. Loni

>no, sorry. maybe there are others that do.

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> > From: emraware <emraware@...> >

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> > When my family members needed a cordless phone a few years ago, I

> got them an analog Uniden 900 MHz from Walmart for about $10-- only

> radiates during usage, and not all the time. It's not available

> anymore from Walmart, so then I had bought it online-- actually

> getting a used one on ebay...