What is the electrical impedance of the phones?
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According to the online specifications for these headphones <http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/RP-HC200-K>;Impedance (ohm/1kHz): 330 (powered on), 32 (powered off)
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I don't know, but I don't recommend the phone anymore. The one I bought quit charging after 5 months and had to be junked. These phones have been sitting on a shelf somewhere for a few years.
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Data is fine. For charging, it only delivers 0.5 Amps, so charging will be much slower than with the 2 Amp cable supplied with the phone.
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Compare the amps required for your Android device with the amps supplied in the specifications for this product: http://bit.ly/1d3JTe7
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I don't recall looking for this measurement on the phone specifications because we installed it in a home where it was the only device attached to the POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) line that didn't have supplemental power. Most modern analog phones in which the ringer is powered from the telephone line, typically have a REN of approximately 0.8. Most telephone systems support up to 5.0 REN within a household. So, unless you have more than 6 non-powered, analog phones plugged into standard POTS outlets, there should be no significant load on your line. I'm not a professional telecommunications person, so this is just my opinion. I hope it helps. I don't recall looking for this measurement on the phone specifications because we installed it in a home where it was the only device attached to the POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) line that didn't have supplemental power. Most modern analog phones in which the ringer is powered from the telephone line, typically have a REN of approximately 0.8. Most telephone systems support up to 5.0 REN within a household. So, unless you have more than 6 non-powered, analog phones plugged into standard POTS outlets, there should be no significant load on your line. I'm not a professional... » Read More I don't recall looking for this measurement on the phone specifications because we installed it in a home where it was the only device attached to the POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) line that didn't have supplemental power. Most modern analog phones in which the ringer is powered from the telephone line, typically have a REN of approximately 0.8. Most telephone systems support up to 5.0 REN within a household. So, unless you have more than 6 non-powered, analog phones plugged into standard POTS outlets, there should be no significant load on your line. I'm not a professional telecommunications person, so this is just my opinion. I hope it helps. « Show Less
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No clue, but I bought two of these and neither would actually charge the phone.
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Here are the full specifications. This is the US Verizon Wireless version. http://www.engadget.com/products/htc/one/m8/specs/
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The phone, earphones, 1520 mAh battery, manual, usb/data cable and power adapter. Note that this phone is an international version and it comes with a wall adapter for the 2 pin power adapter supplied. In my opinion that thing is useless, i bought another power adapter cause that thing doesn't work everytime
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Sorry, I no longer have the original packaging, so I'm not sure of the wire gauge. That said, it's standard phone line, I'm not sure if that's indicative of a required gauge.
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Impedance 8 ohms: Sensitivity 85 +- 3db: Power Handling 20 - 100 watts: Frequency Response 130Hz to 20,000Hz
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Good question.....Idon't have a clue. I only have one of the handsets. Sorry.
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It's given me accurate measurements for cell phones. I'd say an ounce or half ounce.
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Just noticed my phone cut out the abbreviations100-240 volts at 50-60 hertz and 1.2 amp is inputoutput is 22 volts at 2.7 ampfocus on finding something with 22 volt output.
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Sorry, I don't know. I don't have the phone anymore and I don't remember the model.
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2.5mm is mainly for land lines. Cell phones are 3.5mm, but you can get an adaptor/convertor!
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BT183342/BT283342, 2.4v, 400 mahr, NiMh. As a suggestion, I would order a third handset, that means an extra battery and charger. On all three of my handsets, the middle row of keys are so dim that they are unuseable.BernieD
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On the first set I had (that I returned) the speakerphone was fine and static-free when the handset wasn't, and it's also fine on the 2nd (properly working) phone. Haven't tried speaker volume, so can't comment on that (and the phone's not here). Line powered.