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Blue tooth headphone for metal detector
- Thread starter Waterdog
- Start date
Bluetooth phones definately dont work on the Minelab Explorers. Too much sound delay with bluetooth. We sourced very good Motorola phones and a decent sender unit in the far east at a good price but the delay killed things.
We have had quite a success with Wireless phones just recently. Technika headphones sourced from E bay quite cheaply coupled to a T.Bone transmitter , designed for use with Guitars on stage ( also sourced on Ebay from Germany) Both units use AAA rechargeable batteries which can be changed easily in the field. The whole package works quite well on the Explorers and E Trac. The sound was good if a little distorted on some targets but quite acceptable.
The sender unit
I cant find a photo I took of the phones but these are the same ones, very comfortable to wear. This is the link to them.
http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.202-1690.aspx
I dont know the coversion rate from GB pound to dollars but the whole unit cost us around
We have had quite a success with Wireless phones just recently. Technika headphones sourced from E bay quite cheaply coupled to a T.Bone transmitter , designed for use with Guitars on stage ( also sourced on Ebay from Germany) Both units use AAA rechargeable batteries which can be changed easily in the field. The whole package works quite well on the Explorers and E Trac. The sound was good if a little distorted on some targets but quite acceptable.
The sender unit
I cant find a photo I took of the phones but these are the same ones, very comfortable to wear. This is the link to them.
http://direct.tesco.com/q/R.202-1690.aspx
I dont know the coversion rate from GB pound to dollars but the whole unit cost us around