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Uniden TCX905 Accessory Handset and Charger with Call Waiting and Caller ID Sale Price: $26.60  |
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An accessory handset for Uniden's TRU9 series, TRU8 series, CLX series, Elite series, and the UIP18 series phone systems, the TCX905 offers the same excellent range of functions you appreciate in the base... |
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Uniden HS910 Headset for Cordless Phones Sale Price: $12.68 |
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Take cordless convenience one step further with complete hands-free operation. Increase your productivity, work on other projects, and enjoy more freedom of movement, all without straining your neck trying to support a telephone handset... |
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Uniden HS-915 HandsFree Behind-the-Head Headset with Boom Microphone Sale Price: $11.18 |
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Hands-Free Behind-the-Head Headset with Boom Microphone |
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Uniden GMR1235-2 12-Mile 22-Channel FRS/GMRS Two-Way Radio (Pair) Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Whether you're out on a hike, hunt, or even out with the family, the GMR1235-2 radios will keep you connected to your crew. The GMR1235-2 radios feature 22 channels you can use to talk to others, along with a 12-mile range, so you can cover a lot of area... |
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Uniden Corded/Cordless Digital Answering System with Cordless Handset (CEZAi2998) Sale Price: $71.99 |
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The CEZAi2998 Expandable Corded/Cordless Telephone with Digital Answering System from Uniden features DECT6.0 interference free technology, amplified audio boost (+20dB), caller ID announce, visual ringers, handset speakerphones, and large LCD displays... |
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Uniden GMR3689-2CK 36-Mile GMRS TRU Waterproof Two-Way Radios with Headset Jack Sale Price: $65.86 |
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Uniden's GMR3689-2CK waterproof radios are lightweight, palm-sized radios packing a 36-mile range, 22 channels plus 142 privacy and 143 group codes, advanced features like direct and group calling with ID, and all the basics... |
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Uniden EXI8560 5.8 GHz Caller ID Cordless Phone Sale Price: $14.92 |
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Keep in touch with family and friends with the Uniden EXI8560 Caller ID Cordless Phone, which boasts an extended 5.8 GHz range for exceptional clarity and voice security. Packed with advanced features, this easy-to-use phone offers trilingual language menu prompts in English, French and Spanish so you'll never have to struggle to find and understand the information you need... |
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Uniden BC-95XLT NASCAR Bearcat 200-Channel Portable Scanner Sale Price: Too low to display |
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The Uniden BC95XLTB scanner is versatile, compact, and easy to use. In addition to the standard scanning features, it also includes Close Call RF capture technology designed to help you detect and identify strong local radio signals in your area... |
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Uniden Accessory Handset for DECT Phones (DCX150) Sale Price: $16.79 |
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Add an additional accessory handset to your current DECT phones with the DCX150 by Uniden. The DCX150 is compatible with the DECT 1500, 2000, 2100, 2900 or 3000 cordless phone series including the WXI2077 Waterproof Cordless Phone (some features may not be supported when combining models)... |
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PANASONIC KX-TCA430 Comfort-Fit, Foldable Headset Sale Price: $12.24 |
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Designed for use with any cordless phone possessing a standard 2.5 mm jack, Panasonic's KX-TCA92 is an excellent way for you to talk hands-free while you work. Its boom-style microphone adjusts to an optimum level for your mouth and cancels solid-state background noise for cleaner transmissions... |
I have a uniden 885 walkie talkie two way radio that comes with its own headset.The plug that the headset uses
I have a uniden 885 walkie talkie two way radio that comes with its own headset.The plug that the headset uses is a single 2.5mm jack plug.I want to use the radio on my motorcycle.So the headset that comes with the radio is no good as it wont fit inside a helmet.I have had a look for one on the web but the ones that i find dont use a single 2.5mm jack plug.Can anyone recommend one that i can use.
Take a look at your existing headset plug and see if it has one black band around it or two. Those are insulators and will tell you if the output from your uniden is mono (one band) of stereo (two bands). Next, buy a headset that works in your helmet that has the same # of bands. Go to Radio Shack or something better and ask those pathetic geeks to help you make a conversion cable that will work. They have all kinds of tips (plugs/sockets) made to fit most devices that are interchangeable, relatively inexpensive, and they work fine. Good luck.
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