Can you narrowband them?
867745
I don't know whether they can be ... But as soon as my tech guy gets back from vacation I'll have him reply to this question ... Sorry I was not able to help you ...
230242
No but you can get them wired at specific places that would make this function work
937553
I tried to do that and could not make it happen. They seem to be unique and there is no adjustment to get common frequencies. As a stand alone set, they work great.
476398
Yes you can, but the base unit uses a landline, these are not cell phones. Hope this helps.
1212780
Unfortunately, no. They are made soley to be singular units. I checked to see if you could rig it & there's not really a way.
1311506
Better to contact Wilson directly, they are very helpful. I do know that they are made for specific band widths.
930781
Yes you can, but DON'T BUY THIS CARD!! The software is outdated, and there is no update. You can't use all 8 channels at the same time, if you do they interfere with each other. No other software recognizes this card, except the sw that comes with it, which is so outdated its pathetic. I've contacted the seller, and they try to be helpful, but there is pretty big language barrier keeping us from accomplishing anything.
793791
Yes, you can. If you have trouble configuring it, let me know. Thanks, Scott
1550575
Yes there is a way but I forgot how, I called them. However, my invisible fence system was very old I ended up trying both frequencies and neither worked. I ended up getting a whole new system.
1349228
You can, but it takes a little gusto to get it that way. If you click over to the xda forums, there are a few guides to show you how.
721690
It will depend on how you want them controlled,and if they are on same frequency. More information is needed
2274322
Yes, you can set the combination to your specs. It comes with directions on how to do so.
657704
Yes you can... Look at the following link.. Just what you are looking for. http://maniacbug.wordpress.com/2012/03/30/rf24network/
1744451
Yes, you can, assuming you comply with FCC rules on where and when to use these. It's the start of a really bad day if the Feds show up because you're using the wrong frequency as a walkie-talkie...
2127970
You can use them on different networks. They can also be used with a wired connection.
1769955
No, but you can control them with your phone with a RF-to-WiFi hub like Hook (http://kck.st/1Ius6tS)
342324
You'd have to set them up differently, but otherwise there's theoretically nothing necessarily preventing you from doing so. That said, this is frankly one of the worst pieces of equipment I've ever had the misfortune of owning, so I doubt it will actually work.