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anyone tried these bluetooth headphones?
- Thread starter Big Boys Hobbies
- Start date
That's the one I helped out the design on.....I must have messed up 
Mark in NC
Member
I wonder why not the Edge? Maybe a bluetooth interference issue due to frequency or something?
Charlie P. (NY)
New member
That is a bit odd. Also works on a Musketeer but not a Sovereign GT (same case). I assume it's a weak FM transmitter in the 88MHz to 108MHz range; way above our detectors frequencies. Could be just having the transmitter so close to the circuits of the detector unit messes with some???? Could be as simple as where the components are physically laid out on the motherboard.
Won't effect me. I really don't find having the cord drape down my right shoulder to the connection below my elbow as much of a nuisance.
Won't effect me. I really don't find having the cord drape down my right shoulder to the connection below my elbow as much of a nuisance.
wallyblackburn
New member
I have a set of bluetooth headphones from Creative that are made for MP3 players. They work great with my MXT, but not so hot with the F75. Sound is broken up and just not right.
BTW, bluetooth is in 2.4 GHz band I think. So, it is so far from our detector freq that it shouldn't interfere that way. Never know about harmonics, etc. though.
Thanks,
Wally
BTW, bluetooth is in 2.4 GHz band I think. So, it is so far from our detector freq that it shouldn't interfere that way. Never know about harmonics, etc. though.
Thanks,
Wally