why do you need the charging/transmitter base and what is the difference between this and the 120 /900 mgh
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The base has two functions: it sends the audio signal from your tv to your headphones, and it also charges up the two batteries inside your headphones. Just store your headphones on the charging unit when you're through using them. Be sure the red charging light comes on. Because there are two of us, I bought one set of headphones with a charging unit and a second set of headphones without the charging unit for my wife. Our charging unit charges both units.
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I can't give you any technical answers to your question but the headphones are wireless and need to be charged which the base does.
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You will need a lipo battery charger. Also a matching receiver for your transmitter to go in the Radian....great present!!!
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Only the base requires a phone jack. The extensions only are used for charging.
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It does come with the charging base, which isn't clear from the description.
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To operate the transceiver you will need to attach 12-volt DC power. This is generally the battery if you are using it mobile, or a regulated DC supply if you are at a base station. I like using regulated power, as the voltage remains steady when transmitting at full power.
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Charging base. I have the BaoFeng UV-5R and that's the only way to charge the battery. Kind of awkward to charge when driving. BF should copy Yaesu which has the charging port built into the radio. Good luck, KF6KVL.
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Battery and charger. No transmitter. Of you find the RTF version that has the transmitter. BNF is bind and fly. You bind out to your own transmitter.
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MHM,Instead of paying ~$63 for an 8-cell charger, I suggest buying two 4-cell chargers, namely:- La Crosse Technology BC-700 Alpha Power Battery Charger, and- Sony Cycle Energy BCG34HRE4KN Quick with Refresh Charger and 4 Pre-Charged 2000 mAh AA BatteriesYour total cost is lower (~$53) and you get 4 LSD cells for 'free'. You also have greater flexibility with two chargers - use one mainly for home and one for travel, for example.
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yes--you need the transmitter. I think that the 170 model is different technology than the 160.
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One unit (the receiver) has a USB cable. It must plug in to a powered device that has a usb port. The cable does not charge It, just keeps it powered. The other unit (transmitter) plugs into a normal 110 outlet
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I don't know the answer to your question, but I purchased the transmitter & it works great! I have no complaints about it.
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Not 100% sure, but my bet is the higher charging rate. This one is rated at 600mA to 1000mA, where the one you reference is rated only at 500mA.
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Base includes charging with AC. You can buy an additional ac adapter, but I see no reason. I bought an extra unit and could have bought the ac adapter, but I just rotate each unit as they need charged
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I don't know. I long ago gave up using both of mine because they only have a charged life span of about 45 minutes. Max. Pretty disappointed.
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Sharon, It sounds like you received the correct base. You're able to charge it correct? Thanks, Jessica Super Duper Deals
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You need to purchase it separately. The package does not tell you tbis. The part you need goes on the battery under the cover. Without it or the appropriate case it will not charge wirlelessly. It is available on Amazon. Once I ordered the needed part it worked okay. There are a few companies that offer the need receiver.
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The piece in the photo is a handset in the home base. You only need one of these. The secondary handsets for other rooms are much smaller and are only chargers/holders for the handset. You only need one home base, it's the one that plugs into your phone service. The second, third...whatever do not plug into your house wiring, only to an electrical outlet for recharging. I hope that helped answer the question. The longer I have this phone the more I am liking it. I have the main home base unit, as shown in my living room and the other handsets with their chargers in bedrooms. On my nightstand I used double sided tape to mount the charger to keep it exactly where I place it. That worked perfectly. The piece in the photo is a handset in the home base. You only need one of these. The secondary handsets for other rooms are much smaller and are only chargers/holders for the handset. You only need one home base, it's the one that plugs into your phone service. The second, third...whatever do not plug into your house wiring, only to an electrical outlet for recharging. I hope that helped answer the question. The longer I have this phone the more I am liking it. I have the main home base unit, as shown in my living room and the other handsets with their chargers in bedrooms. On my... » Read More The piece in the photo is a handset in the home base. You only need one of these. The secondary handsets for other rooms are much smaller and are only chargers/holders for the handset. You only need one home base, it's the one that plugs into your phone service. The second, third...whatever do not plug into your house wiring, only to an electrical outlet for recharging. I hope that helped answer the question. The longer I have this phone the more I am liking it. I have the main home base unit, as shown in my living room and the other handsets with their chargers in bedrooms. On my nightstand I used double sided tape to mount the charger to keep it exactly where I place it. That worked perfectly. « Show Less