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Does anyone know where to purchase detanglers for iDCS keysets?
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Here you go. Its the one with about one inch of handset cord on it so you can still use the strain relief piece on the iDCS handset. I use them all the time, they work great. https://www.sandman.com/pdf/Page62.pdf Good Luck
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They found that the ones they have been selling turn out to oxidize and fail after a couple of months of use. They had said that they are looking at a new product, but won't have it for another couple of weeks.
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I've also found the corrosion problems and in addition some of the cheaper ones lose tension where the pins swivel and fail.
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I never use them they are just a failure point but they are good for the income stream
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