cell phone in van

HOBO · 10-26-2003, 06:56 PM

For a c5/6 quad friend. Big button analog cell in van expired. New digital setups have tiny buttons. Any experience with maybe voice activated systems in a van as replacement. Thanks, HOBO First time posting

PN · 10-27-2003, 05:57 PM

HOBO, welcome, and thanks for the question. I recently needed to replace my 900MHz cordless phone with a new one, and I found that the buttons were too small for me to push. I went back to Radio Shack and I was able to find the cordless phone that I needed which had the big buttons. I know that there are voice recognition options so you can turn a phone on or off, and dial the number without ever having to push buttons while driving. I think that one of our members should be able to provide you with a solution to this problem.

PN

http://www.sensoryinc.com/html/company/pr99_9.html

[This message was edited by PN on 10-28-03 at 04:20 PM.]

Cris · 11-17-2003, 04:31 PM

Looked for spare phone for the van this weekend and a voice activated phone was $70. you need to buy a phone card every 3 months for $20, $30, etc. i only use the one in the van for when i fall or need to call out, so for $80/year its good safety feature.

So yes, voice activated phones work well as long as your just calling people. i have another phone that could be in either chair or forgotten but i always have one in the van

You could program most numbers at home or have a friend do it. then when you need to use it, just pick up the phone and say "call bob" .

works rather well if your trying to call someone named bob whose number is already stored in the phone.

jennypenny · 02-21-2008, 06:06 PM

hi, I just did a search & found this post.....are you referring to a cordless or cellphone? and if a cell, do you have to flip it open or push a button before you voice-dial?

10-26-2003, 06:56 PM	#1
HOBO Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Va Beach Va USA Posts: 2	cell phone in van For a c5/6 quad friend. Big button analog cell in van expired. New digital setups have tiny buttons. Any experience with maybe voice activated systems in a van as replacement. Thanks, HOBO First time posting

02-21-2008, 06:06 PM	#4
jennypenny Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Indpls, IN USA Posts: 127	would like more info... hi, I just did a search & found this post.....are you referring to a cordless or cellphone? and if a cell, do you have to flip it open or push a button before you voice-dial? __________________ "courage is fear that has said its prayers"

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10-27-2003, 05:57 PM	#2
PN Moderator Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: California Posts: 5,588	HOBO, welcome, and thanks for the question. I recently needed to replace my 900MHz cordless phone with a new one, and I found that the buttons were too small for me to push. I went back to Radio Shack and I was able to find the cordless phone that I needed which had the big buttons. I know that there are voice recognition options so you can turn a phone on or off, and dial the number without ever having to push buttons while driving. I think that one of our members should be able to provide you with a solution to this problem. PN http://www.sensoryinc.com/html/company/pr99_9.html [This message was edited by PN on 10-28-03 at 04:20 PM.]

11-17-2003, 04:31 PM	#3
Cris Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: Melbourne, FL USA Posts: 1,297	Looked for spare phone for the van this weekend and a voice activated phone was $70. you need to buy a phone card every 3 months for $20, $30, etc. i only use the one in the van for when i fall or need to call out, so for $80/year its good safety feature. So yes, voice activated phones work well as long as your just calling people. i have another phone that could be in either chair or forgotten but i always have one in the van You could program most numbers at home or have a friend do it. then when you need to use it, just pick up the phone and say "call bob" . works rather well if your trying to call someone named bob whose number is already stored in the phone.