I'm pretty sure you have all seen the wireless headphone setups. Just wanted to post mine. Pics are worth a thousand words. Itching to go out and try it in the field!! I had the earbuds for music on my phone, the adpter and converter was about 40 bucks. You can find cheaper.
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E-Trac / Safari Wireless
- Thread starter NJ-Newbie
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Could of went better. It was WINDY as hell and the earbuds weren't connecting up, I only connected them once, so I said screw and put on the earphones. When I got home I reconnected the earbuds without any issues, looks like a timing issue on my part. Turn on the transmitter, then the earbuds, then the detector.
sprchng
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This outfit makes several units that appear to run from about 40 to 80 bucks and supposedly have no lag time and good battery life.
I haven't located any locally yet but Wal-Mart is showing them as being available soon.
Seems like a good way to spend some dirty clad for an experiment.
http://rapoo.com/Audio.aspx
I haven't located any locally yet but Wal-Mart is showing them as being available soon.
Seems like a good way to spend some dirty clad for an experiment.
http://rapoo.com/Audio.aspx
