Re: Long-range cordless phones? (> 2000 feet)

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From: Chris Johnson
Date: Fri, 20 Oct 1989 03:06

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    I have a Southwestern Bell FF7700 (or is it 1700?). Anyway, it is
    (or was) advertised as having 1500 foot range. I have used it all the
    way out to the parking lot at my apartment complex, probably over 1500
    feet from the base unit. It gets a bit noisy at that distance, but is
    definitely useable. This phone has a keypad and speaker phone in the
    base unit and is advertised as "actually two phones in one".

    -cj
    cj@hpsad.hp.com

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From: cj@hpsad.HP.COM (Chris Johnson)
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Subject: Re: Long-range cordless phones? (> 2000 feet)
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Date: 20 Oct 89 03:06:26 GMT
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