(900 mHz) analog cordless phones

Has anyone with electrical sensitivity tried a (900 mHz) analog cordless
phone)?

Estelle

I'm researching a phone that I may be able to tolerate.


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Not sure of the frequency but definitely tried an analogue phone 8-10yrs
ago and found it gave me the usual symptoms

puk


In a message dated 21/06/2010 06:24:48 GMT Daylight Time, [hidden email]
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Has anyone with electrical sensitivity tried a (900 mHz) analog cordless
phone)?

Estelle



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(900 mHz) analog cordless phones
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Date: Sun Jun 20, 2010 10:24 pm ((PDT))

Has anyone with electrical sensitivity tried a (900 mHz) analog cordless
phone)?

Estelle

I'm researching a phone that I may be able to tolerate.


Yes, we have one yet from Uniden. I get burning sensation on my ear and side of head UNLESS, I use my headeset with it and put the phone down pointing toward the base(not me in between the handset and the phone base)
The good thing about this phone is that this phone does not give off RF while off(not in use).
We do have a reg corded phone so I try to use that one as much as possible. It is nice to have a cordless in cases where I need to take it outside or move into my Faraday cage. Then the handset is outside while my headset is corded through to the inside where I am. :)

We do need a new battery for it. I don't want to give it up and will refuse to have the DECT type in my house.

Kris





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Kris,

Thanks for the information.. I'm going to look into it.


Estelle


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