would they work for someone who does work on cellular towers changing nuts and bolts?
444932
They should work just fine, they are water proof as advertised. They are also made for tough work, the fingers have leather protecting from ware n tear and outer is a stretch material for easy movement. They are suppose to keep hands warm unfortunately like all gloves fingers will get cold!!
444933
absolutely! but if the nuts and bolts are small you will have to take your glove off
444934
At first you're not gonna get any grip, then after a little while wear, the gloves will get better with grip. If you're dealing with small nuts and bolts it might be a lil difficult to handle, because the gloves are insulated in em. It's like wearing 2 gloves. Other than that they're the most durable work gives I ever owned.
860490
Yes as long as you make sure they are using different channels and frequencies. We do it all the time.
1538396
thats a hard question to answer. i work at radio shack, and we were told that once crossing the border there is a possibility that it could change the service directly to telcel and become long distance. one thing i reccommend you doing is calling the company directly to ask.
1763234
They are screw down terminals,so I would think so but not hundred percent sure
1645025
Probably. I say that because as long as the bottom section is round to screw into the base, any of the replacements that I have looked at work.
2265080
I would think so. The task will not be simple, wires will have to be cut and insulation stripped from the intercom cables. In turn they will have to be connected to the telephone outlet wires taking into consideration common polarity between intercoms and identical wire color choices at each outlet. It might also be wise to disconnect the cable from your phone company to your system so as to be certain of independance. Good Luck!
277366
Yes. We will do that for you. Give us a call at 252-268-9023 and I'll work with you. Thanks, Tim
234281
Yes. I work in a refinery, and my shop had no cell reception. My employees have Verizon, AT&T;, Sprint, and T-Mobile. They all got reception after installation.
129938
Yes. I will work. I use two units in my motor home to replace the old ones.
1587782
Not by the user. If there is an issue, you can send the product to our facility and our technicians will make the necessary adjustments for you.
1152678
If you changed the parts around and do not follow the instructions, it might be possible, but it is not designed that way.
587999
That question is well beyond my tech ability. I just used it to get my microcell working on the first floor. Sorry
1606158
You would actually need to become a "Jitterbug/GreatCall Customer". We use Verizon's towers so you'd still have the same great coverage....you would just pay your monthly fee to us. Plus, we have no contracts! -Sean from Jitterbug
1883998
They might work but might need to be elevated inside the buildings. They are not that bright.
971370
Yes, I would be careful about doing it yourself. I followed the instructions acutely and watched youtube videos to guide me. Unfortunately, after I assembled the new iPhone case the antenna for my phone would say I was only getting 1 bar of service and I live in metro detroit. Before I had full bars but at times I would be driving on the freeway and drop calls unexpectedly. Be careful on putting the phone back together because you might think you did everything correct and then have a mistake like me. That's my experience. Hope this helps.
728633
You would actually need to become a "Jitterbug/GreatCall Customer". We use Verizon's towers so you'd still have the same great coverage....you would just pay your monthly fee to us. Plus, we have no contracts!-Sean from Jitterbug
1691724
No, they are soldered on in the middle of the back of the cell. It would be an easy solder job to fix.