I am electronically challenged and need help with a Jitterbug cell phone, What model/number/name cable do I buy to fit the SMALL port on the phone?
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I wouldn't waste your time looking for a cord. Trying to power any current mobile phone with a crank is impossible. A phone needs way.more power than you can crank manually. It's a fun selling point, but doesn't really work. I've already tried on a very low.power cell phone.
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Sorry, don't have a Jitterbug phone, so can't answer that question. But I found this on google:Samsung Jitterbug SPH-a310 USB Data CableItem# X1106UAUML, Regular price: $19.99, Sale price: $5.99 Hope that helps.
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Sorry, don't have a Jitterbug phone, so can't answer that question. But I found this on google:Samsung Jitterbug SPH-a310 USB Data Cable Item# X1106UAUML, Regular price: $19.99, Sale price: $5.99 Hope that helps.
1184419
Either a store like Best Buy or Radio Shack should be able to look at your call phone and the Eton emergency charger to find the cord you need. If they don't have the cord you need, they will tell you the name of the small hole so you could ask (Jitterbug?) if they sell a cord to fit it.
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This is the same cable which is used between corded phone and handset and is using jack RJ22, but cable between handset and corded phone usually has only 2 wires connected, unfortunately scales need all 4 wires, in other case it will not work correctly (I've just tried). So connectors are RJ22, but with all 4 wires connected on both sides rj10 is also another name for rj22
538277
The connector is the same as the one that came with the phone. You could use the cable that you have if it works.
339530
Here is the link to the cable you need. Amazon does not carry them unfortunately http://www.firstpersonview.com/cables/phantom-2-iosd-mini-transmitter
1197317
Yes, Jitterbug will accept "porting" of your current phone numbers. But check with your provider to make sure they'll allow it and don't cancel their service until the number are moved to your Jitterbug phone. Actually, Jitterbug (Greatcall) will notify your carrier for cancellation during the porting process.
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Those cables are totally generic and inexpensive! You can pick one up at any store that sells USB cables, or check any of your own cell phone cables/laptop cables/electronic accessories~ you may have one lying around that fits perfectly! Just check the ends to make sure it is the right size/shape on each end. (if you do go to purchase one, I'd suggest taking the Jam Speaker with you and asking for help to ensure you get the correct one!)
2024719
I don't know. If I were you, I would call Jitterbug and they should be able to answer the question. You can look them up on the Net.
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No SIM card with this phone. I bought one for my disabled sister after I talked to my carrier, AT&T;, to make sure they could add the Jitterbug phone to my Family and Friends, well after i bought it and took it down to the AT&T; store, the guy said, "No SIM card, cannot be added." Thankful it could be returned.
930635
Yes, just contact them before you order your jitterbug and before you cancel your current phone.
1153119
Do you have the unit? The company help desk was good when I had a couple questions on the installation, and they might have an idea on this. You could try to find a usb connected to an rca type plug that would replace the cord connecting to your phone. Might work. Good luck.
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No, Katy, this is not the same. What we have here is just a bit larger than the RJ11, which is used for a typical wired phone connection. I think what you are looking for is an RJ25 cable.
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I also was searching the same thing a few months ago. Luckily, I ran into a guy on the RCGroups forum who makes these cables. I think you are looking for the UM 1S Pigtail cable from his newly launched website http://jkmrcsolutions.com/categories/battery_connectors/ultra_micro/ He is great at answering messages as well because I always contact him through the RCGroups.com website, his screen name is JulietKiloMike Hope this answers your question.
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I'm having trouble finding a replacement cable, let alone a longer one (maybe proprietary). If you really want to extend the length you have a couple options: 1. use the mini xlr adapter end and get another mini xlr cable to extend it (you'll also probably need an adapter to connect the mini xlr into... anything else), or 2. use the device as intended - connected to a belt pack wireless transmitter. Also, keep in mind this is a condenser mic and requires its own power (provided by the belt pack transmitter or phantom power via XLR). If you try to use it as a simple computer, or dynamic, mic, it will not work. I'm having trouble finding a replacement cable, let alone a longer one (maybe proprietary). If you really want to extend the length you have a couple options: 1. use the mini xlr adapter end and get another mini xlr cable to extend it (you'll also probably need an adapter to connect the mini xlr into... anything else), or 2. use the device as intended - connected to a belt pack wireless transmitter. Also, keep in mind this is a condenser mic and requires its own power (provided by the belt pack transmitter or phantom power via XLR). If you try to use it as a simple computer, or dynamic,... » Read More I'm having trouble finding a replacement cable, let alone a longer one (maybe proprietary). If you really want to extend the length you have a couple options: 1. use the mini xlr adapter end and get another mini xlr cable to extend it (you'll also probably need an adapter to connect the mini xlr into... anything else), or 2. use the device as intended - connected to a belt pack wireless transmitter. Also, keep in mind this is a condenser mic and requires its own power (provided by the belt pack transmitter or phantom power via XLR). If you try to use it as a simple computer, or dynamic, mic, it will not work. « Show Less
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You can get the micro-USB cable, any brand would work as it is an universal cable.
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Well any standard cable should work. I have used the one for my phone with the g grip. A few months ago the power port on my speaker went bad so that could be your problem too. I contacted their customer service via the website and they replaced the speaker with a brand new one. It took a little while but I was impressed. Hope that helps.
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This part is not an easy "unplug the old parts ribbon cable and replace with new one" kind of swap. Your phone's frame does not allow enough clearance as is to fit that tiny pcb just before the ribbon cable termination. You will have to cut out a small part of you phone frame and then wedge the opening wider to squeeze the new party in. Video is available on youtube showing this getting replaced. This part will fix your broken phone but it isn't a simple part swap.
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From the picture, it looks like a Nokia charger plug. If there's a Radio shack in your area they probably have a large assortment of charger tip adapters (typically there's a number of dummy charger tips on a ring so you can just try likely looking ones).Downside is that this isn't going to be a lot cheaper than just buying a new unit.If you go to rat shack and find the one that fits, could you answer your own question so other folks'll know?