Radiotelephones with auto redial

— a feature that allows you to automatically repeat dialing at short intervals — for example, if this number is constantly busy, but you really need to get through to it. At the same time, as you can understand from the name, the device itself dials the number and, if necessary (in case of failure with dialing), repeats the dialing. When the person at the other end of the line answers, the call is put on the speakerphone, which notifies the owner of the radiotelephone about the successful dialing. Many models with this feature provide settings for the interval between attempts and the maximum number of attempts.

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