Hi.
I get them at my hearing aid seller
http://www.uhac.net
but you can probably get them wherever you buy aids. They should
work with aids in the ear, but probably not as loudly as with BTE
models. The BN, however, has enough volume to drive them, even with ITE
aids. I'd definitely get a returnable pair, though, since some people
say they may not work with in the ear aids, though I've used them with
several brands and they work fine, so long as the aid has a t switch or
a t-coil.
Aman
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Birnenbaum
Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 11:14 PM
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Subject: Re: [Braillenote] for hard of hearing users
Hi and i hav not. i will though and, where do you get sillouets and how
much
are they? my aids are in the ears so idon't even know if that would work
good ideas though.
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From: "Aman Singer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 6:48 PM
Subject: RE: [Braillenote] for hard of hearing users
> Hi.
> Have you tried raising the volume on the speech when you use
> your loop? Further, try locating the loop next to your ears, instead
of
> around your neck. Finally, try a pair of silhouettes with a stereo
> headphone plug. I've used these with the BN with success.
> Aman
>
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> birenbaum
> Sent: Wednesday, December 10, 2003 8:44 PM
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>
> Hi. I just tried using my neck loop with my braille note with speech
> obviously on, only to have it not work. and yes the t coil was on. i
> was able to check my document by turning the speech down and getting
> close to it, but I'm wondering what other people do to be able to use
> your hearing aids and have private listening. also, i hope pulsedata
is
> still looking at other options to help users who don't hear well like
a
> vibrate alarm option.
>
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