I need another phone for my house. I was thinking of getting an expandable system, but after buying a Siemens system and returning it because of poor sound quality, I figured I should probably ask around to forego having to return a bunch of phone because they suck. I was thinking of either the Panasonic expandable, which is 2.4ghz, but I want to make sure it's not going to interfere with my wireless network. I have a Panasonic one now, but it's only 2.4ghz one way and 900 the other. It doesn't interfere too much. Or I was thinking about the Uniden 5.8ghz system. I read mixed reviews on both of them though. My primary concerns are sound quality and battery life. My roomie has a Uniden phone, just a 900mhz, and the sound quality is crap. But it's also a cheap phone. I saw some phones by EnGenius which are long range 900mhz DSS phones. They actually look quite decent, but they are expensive and I would assume that the increased power output of these will drain the battery fairly quickly. I found a long range cordless phone on Ebay by Senao which has a range of up to 230km. Unfortunately, it's not legal for use here as it uses frequencies somewhere between 230 and 450mhz. It's a seller in Austrailia. I also have a Spectralink 802.11b cordless phone, but I don't have a POTS gateway to use it with yet. Has anyone used these? How are they? So, I basically have 4 choices: 1. Panasonic 2. Uniden 5.8ghz 3. Spectralink system 4. Some unknown as of yet super cool phone system that I haven't heard about. Jay _______________________________________________ TCLUG Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota http://www.mn-linux.org tclug-list at mn-linux.org https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list