I do not know a good one, but wired is better. Wile ago I've thrown mine away because my neighbors wireless door bell button was activating my bell.
2007-05-22 09:29:51
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answered by I need help 4
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Radio Shack carries them... and if a neighbor's wireless doorbell activate it, then inside the main compartment of the receiver, there are four switches to try out... just make sure your doorbell's switch is same as your receiver's switch. I got mine two years ago and it is still going strong.
2007-05-22 23:04:14
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answered by TM 1
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To be honest. It is the Range that the outside transmitter and the ringer has that is the real thing that counts. The better the distance that the transmitter has the better off you will be. The reason I say that is that a really good one might be on sale and a particular time. So make sure you look for that info before you buy it.
2007-05-26 14:08:51
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answered by slapleatheru 2
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Just bought one at Home Depot. It costs about $25 and works very well. Have had it for about 2 months. It even gives you options for ringtones. Saved a lot of money when the old (wired) one broke and couldn't figure out how to fix without rewiring in an old house.
2007-05-23 11:43:56
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answered by eva2devine 2
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I guess GOOD is relative to the intended use.
I bought one a year ago for a theater performance. It took 2 or maybe 4 AA batteries. The cost was probably under $25 at Home Depot. It was a sending unit (Button) and the receiver ( I think a digital bell) It was operated ON CUE from off stage at a distance of about 50 ft. and did what it was supposed to do.
I don't know the brand name, but it's a pretty plain looking, white plastic unit. I just found it the other day while cleaning up tools and it still works.
Steven Wolf.
2007-05-22 16:30:15
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answered by DIY Doc 7
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Door Knocker.
2007-05-22 20:34:37
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answered by Anonymous
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