Homepatrol battery cover

[country2]

Just bought a used HP-1 on ebay for $225 but its missing cables and the battery cover. He had pics showing it working with the batteries so figured I'd take a chance with it.

I Figured usb cable and ac adapter wont be a issue but the battery cover will be. Anyone know if you can buy the battery cover from Uniden? thanks!

[fxdscon]

Originally Posted by country2

Just bought a used HP-1 on ebay for $225 but its missing cables and the battery cover. He had pics showing it working with the batteries so figured I'd take a chance with it.

I Figured usb cable and ac adapter wont be a issue but the battery cover will be. Anyone know if you can buy the battery cover from Uniden? thanks!

You can call the Uniden Parts Deparment at 1-800-554-3988

[country2]

Originally Posted by fxdscon

You can call the Uniden Parts Deparment at 1-800-554-3988

Thanks I went to their site and sent a email also.

[opp37]

ebay baby everything from parts to broken units for scrap to find parts out of i got mine new in box all parts cheaper than stores uniden and dozens of ebay posts and other sites caught it by chance and bleep this is frigging complicated but i am dedicated uniden dont trust others 90s security had very old uniden had to look up and program by hand my point i dropped that thing so many times and heights just got scuffed plast and at end lcd then tapped lcd good came back lmao uniden baby

[rdale]

Someone somewhere has to be able to decode that, right?

[wheelerg]

Originally Posted by rdale

Someone somewhere has to be able to decode that, right?

ok good, its not just me..........

[davidmc36]

Originally Posted by rdale

Someone somewhere has to be able to decode that, right?

I don't know, let me fire up the bong and maybe it will all become clear.

[Essexscan]

Let me put that through the Cheech & Chong stoner universal translator then I'll crosscheck it against my Joe Friday Dragnet police handbook of Hippie slang and I'll get back to you

[Redneck0410]

I think he's saying the Uniden radios of the 90's were about as durable as the old steel-body cars of yesteryear, where you could put them in the ditch 100 million times and roll 'em and they'd still keep going with nary a scratch.