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October 2009
editthis page reads like a ad.
Cordless phone
editthis is why I love wikipedia. People writing stuff or inverting info randomly without checking the rest of the sentence to see if it matches. Uniden couldn't of marketed cordless telephones in the 1980's since those types of phones didn't appear until the mid 1990's. Plus Uniden was not a "ahead of the technology curve" company in terms of coming out with new products.Starbwoy (talk) 20:44, 14 January 2019 (UTC)
Hmmm... no mention, as of yet, on the HD-ready Mickey and Minnie TVs they and Disney manufactured three years ago in Japan...
editI wonder if maybe I should add a Trivia section and add that little note in there later on?
~~LDEJRuff~~ (see what I've contributed) 12:25, 8 April 2010 (EDT)
I have a uniden model #udw20553, that has a bad AV OUT port. Is it possible to get a replacement circuit for the DC IN, USB, AV OUT ? When I opened the case, it looks like I can replace the entire circuit easily myself. When I hook up my monitor to a larger video screen, the connection at the unit will loose the signal to the monitor. Over the years, I think the av out port has gotten stretched out so that even with a new cord, the signal will not always go to the monitor. If I jiggle it, it will come in but even trying to tape it to keep the signal it will still lose the signal.
I also have your Uniden Guardian model G7 and am very pleased with it.
Thank you for your time and assistance in this matter. Len Wagner 12190 SE 78th St. Morriston, Fl. 32668 [email protected] 2600:1006:B149:BF71:383C:D82:554B:5256 (talk) 13:10, 24 July 2015 (UTC)