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I've been looking for a baby monitor with a camera that has two ways to watch the baby two mobile ways to watch and hear my child. so that both me and my husband can see and hear her from different rooms..one monitor with 2 receivers i think that's what it would be..i cant seem to find one with a good enough price..i don't want to pay to much for it. does anyone have any idea where i can find this at? thank you for your help...and don't be no wise a$$es either thanks
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Amirahs...
Check here for Video Baby Monitors -- rated well, and most ship free:
http://amzn.to/VideoBabyMonitors
If you're not sure which to get, this one looks great, and even has two receivers: B001N44UVW
Hope that helps.
Amirahs...
Check here for Video Baby Monitors -- rated well, and most ship free:
http://amzn.to/VideoBabyMonitors
If you're not sure which to get, this one looks great, and even has two receivers: B001N44UVW
Hope that helps.
Im thinking about buying one of these baby monitors that you put by the childs bed and i would like to know if
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the radio frequency of a baby monitor can be picked up on a programable police scanner, a friend said he didn't think so, but before i get one for my new grandchild i would like to know if people can listen in?
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YES! Baby monitors CAN BE MONITORED IF you get one of the more inexpensive versions.
Get one that states on the package:
1) Spread Spectrum
2) Scrambled or Encrypted
3) Digitial
Any combo of this like Digitial Spread Spectrum would be best.
Baby monitors operate in one of two bands 46-49MHz and 902-928MHZ. Most of the inexpensive ones are nothing more than a radio transmitter with a receiver that any one can tune in and monitor.
Newer and more expensive models use the 902-928MHz band and use technology like more modern cordless phones like spread spectrum where the transmitter changes frequencies very quickly over a set period.
Fisher Price etc. all make versions that are not easily monitored over the more cheaper models. Read the package if you don't see "spread spectrum" "digital", "scrambled" or "encrypted" on the package DONT purchase it.
YES! Baby monitors CAN BE MONITORED IF you get one of the more inexpensive versions.
Get one that states on the package:
1) Spread Spectrum
2) Scrambled or Encrypted
3) Digitial
Any combo of this like Digitial Spread Spectrum would be best.
Baby monitors operate in one of two bands 46-49MHz and 902-928MHZ. Most of the inexpensive ones are nothing more than a radio transmitter with a receiver that any one can tune in and monitor.
Newer and more expensive models use the 902-928MHz band and use technology like more modern cordless phones like spread spectrum where the transmitter changes frequencies very quickly over a set period.
Fisher Price etc. all make versions that are not easily monitored over the more cheaper models. Read the package if you don't see "spread spectrum" "digital", "scrambled" or "encrypted" on the package DONT purchase it.
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