can vsm250 be used in malaysia
1084709
It depends on the car u might have to buy a connection for it and u also have to have a license dealer to install it so it can be registered
1084710
I wouldn't know really. I think you should contact viper. And ask before making a purchase.
1408947
Yes I used it all over Asia. It was very handy for cell phone (USB) and regular connection.
2187545
about the dual voltage for malaysia I do not know, probably you need an adaptor ( the detector is with an american plug ) but about quality is good, but you know to learn how to use it, at the limit of the vibration and the limit of the sound you will see when you got it , I got a problem with the charge , I just use another cable for recharge and was ok
1479159
The H24 will work anywhere as long as there is 120 volts ac available (assuming the dish being used can see the satellites). The H25 will work on 12 volts dc, but you need a dc to dc converter to supply the voltage for the SWM feed required by the H25.
1067615
The phone works basically in all GSM and UMTS networks. It supports only a limited number of LTE bands, i.e. LTE (4G) might not function in Iraq (but to my understanding LTE is not widely available in Iraq in general). An international version and other regional versions of the 1020 exist that might be better suited for the use in Iraq - but the RM-877 variant should be fine for 2G/3G usage worldwide.
141504
I'm sorry, I cannot answer that for a country outside of the US. I am very happy with performance though.
926059
Neither. It is made in Malaysia. Now, just in case you are actually meant to inquire about the keyboard layout - it has the ANSI layout, as is typically used in the United States. The ISO layout is typically used in the U.K.
269908
I don't know how it works in Singapore, but its adapter input accepts voltages from 100-240V ~ 50-60Hz (0.5A Max)I have only tried once and it didn't work with my two 3.0 WD Passport HDD connected at the same time... Otherwise, works well. I'll try it later
652725
We do not ship to Malaysia, and apologize for the inconvenience. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance.
1248672
No idea but the quality is outstanding. NTSC tuner so not sure what standards are in Australia (if Pal Secam, most likely won't work)
1328371
I am afraid I cannot answer the question. I have two of these units, one in the US, which I bought in the US (110V) and one which I bought in Singapore and use in a second home in Malaysia (230V). I have been trying to establish whetehr these are single voltage or multi voltage and have not been able to learn the answer. Sorry
1317066
Yes, the RM-875 is an unlocked international version of the 1020. It also has extra LTE bands.
851086
At the back of the unit says Malaysia. Before it was made in Japan which in my experience superior in many ways.
940693
I don't know for sure because I don't know what style Malaysia has, but I would say it would. It has about every configuration I can think of.
140652
This radio will be covered by a technician license in the US, not sure about other countries. Check out the band allocations for 70cm and 2m here: http://www.arrl.org/frequency-allocations
1674973
Yes, we have shipped to Malaysia before. It took about 4-6 days to reach KL by EMS (PosLaju). Our shop welcomes Malaysian buyers, too!
807330
Hi, i believe the 220V equivalent of the J8006 is J8226. I bought one on Amazon several months ago. I'm using it in Malaysia without any problems. I believe it should work fine in Singapore/NZ too. Make sure it's J8226!