Lee, I am getting the feeling reading between the lines that you are concerned about how the forum is running, in particular there appears to be less people regularly participating on B&O topics with several topics going off the core subject. Added to my feeling is the fact that we still have not reached the 500 target for founder members, so for

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Marcus, Yes, I am sure. Like Germany, the UK uses GSM900 and GSM 1800 and the USA uses GSM1900 for GSM mobile phones, hence my comment about tri-band phones. When I travel to the US I can use the same tri-band as I use in the UK. However the question related to DECT which is 2.4 Ghz

Actually DECT transmission frequency is 2.4 GHz everywhere and is not 1900 Mhz as previously stated. 1900 Mhz is the frequency assigned to US GSM mobile phones. If you have a tri-band mobile phone it uses frequencies 900 Mhz, 1800 Mhz and 1900 Mhz This frequency band is also used for such thing as wireless routers except in the US it is split into 11

If the previous owner had a B&O TV connected to your 6500 system, then your option settings are likely to be incorrect. In other words the IR receiver detection has been switched off in the 6500.

What you are hearing is almost certainly EHT discharge normally tracking because of dust/grease and general dirt. If this is the cause and I would say its most likely, then do not allow it to continue, I suggest you disconnect the MX5000 from the mains, leave it to fully discharge for an hour, remove the back and use a vacuum cleaner to remove as much

I would also leave as original, but suggest the new owner uses an adapter or even you provide one, they only cost a couple of pounds

Also, how long are you planning to stay in UAE ? are you then intending to return to Holland after say a year or two years, if so I suggest the shipping costs both ways may put you off.

Your question in my view is a very good one, because most people think Bluetooth is a standard so should work with any other bluetooth enable device like the Earsat2, but this is not totally true. Currently there are three bluetooth standards being version 1.1, 1.2 and version 2 and the earsat2 only supports the first two currently, but I guess there

If you mean, the to be purchased hard disk recorder is going to be in another room about 6 metres away, the distance could give you some problems