Would a phone that can only work in 900/1800 MHz work in the U.S.? Specifically, Pennsylvania?
If you need to know what phone I’m talking about feel free to message me.
well this also says something about GSM networks… i’m not into technologic affairs.
I can’t figure out how to set up my Acoustic Research AW771 900 MHz Wireless Stereo Headphones. I bought them used so I don’t have a manual. The problem is I’ve charged them and when they are on the base the light for "tuning" is on, but no sound! Yes, the jack is plugged in, and yes the base is plugged into an outlet. I’d appreciate any help on this. Thanks!
My son just bought some 900 mhz RCA headphones and I have some old Advent 900 mhz headphones.Will he be able to hear what I’m listening to?Mine will transmit all the way to my backyard.
I tried ebay and got *nothing* – zip – zero – zilch on my search criteria!
Anyway, thanks for the answers; especially the ones with dollar-signs within them.
I am a mobile novice so please help. Thank you.
If a cordless phone uses a frequency of 900 MHz and can operate up to 60 meters away from its base, how many wavelengths of the radio waves can fit between your ear and a base 60 meters away?
hey billrussell it says how many "wavelengths" ur answer is in meters!!
oh k u changed it nm 
Will the Audiovox SMT5600 work within the 900 mhz bandwidth??
