The only worldwide phone system I know is GSM.
Instant, portable, mobile communication, that connects to the worldwide phone system.
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Most of the world uses the metric system for measurement.
You can't, however there is a GPS tracking system that can be covertly installed into the vehicle. It costs about the same as a good stereo and works worldwide. You can find it at www.findvehicle.net
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The cheapest solution is a GSM phone. A Satelite phone is another possibility but it's just more expensive. Ask your cell phone provider if they carry any phones that work worldwide. Most if not all will have a solution but it might be cheaper to find their solution - buy that phone online - and then have them activate it.
The International System of Units (SI) is the measurement system accepted worldwide. It is used by scientists, engineers, and most countries around the globe to promote consistency and standardization in measurements.
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In a way yes, it is.
To convert a 1 line phone system into a 2 line phone system you will need a phone that has two input jacks and two separate phone lines coming into the building. Each phone line will be plugged into one of the input jacks and the phone will then be able to receive calls on either line.
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You mean migrate the phone system? Existing phone lines can be migrated into PBX phone system which uses internet. Your existing number will be use as extension to the main number from your chosen provider. Check here for the list of providers: www.pbx101.com Migrating an office phone systems is even possible by upgrading it. Meaning, your existing hardware, equipments and even the settings are integrated into the new phone system. If you are using a company-premised based PBX phone system then moving this phone systems requires the removal of all the physical lines that connects the phone system with the telephone units. If, on the other hand, you are using a provider's premised-based phone system, such as a Centrex or Hosted PBX phone system, then there's nothing else to move except the phone units that makes up the system.