From: Gregg N 

Rich Gauszka wrote:
> I use Uniden  5.8GHz cordless phones and do not appear to have that problem.
> I should notice it as I suffer mightily from 'dialogus interruptus' 
>
> I did see this review of a Panasonic
>
> http://www.wi-fireviews.com/Panasonic-KX-TG5055W-5-8-GHz-DSS-GigaRange-Cordle
ss-Phone-White-review-B0001Z5KJ0.html
>
>  Disappointed; returned to store.
> I would have kept it but for one thing; it sounded half-duplex. When I was
> taking, I could not hear the other party speak. This would have been
> understandable while using the speaker phone mode. But I won't tolerate that
> sort of thing when using as a handset (or with headphone). I won't put up
> with having my wireline phone sound like a cell phone; that was the end of
> that.

Thanks. I think it must be a property of this phone then.

Is your Uniden telephone analog or digital? Some of the 5.8GHz phones have
simple analog transceivers rather than employing digital spread spectrum
communication links between the handset and base.

Maybe I am being paranoid, but I like the idea of the wireless link being
scrambled, however weakly. Of course the party to whom I am speaking might
have an analog cordless phone, so who am I kidding?

Gregg

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