you might also visit a nearby radio shack and explain your budget and
needs and then try on the spot the device you want. good luck. Lee
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Tue, Sep 01, 2009 at 09:16:15PM -0500, Roy Dubriel wrote:
I am taking a class with 17 other students, who are sighted but I am
the only
I don't know what your budget is, but if you can afford it, buy the olympus
ds-71 recorder, about $350 and it has 4 gig of internal memory and there are
three options of recording, dictation, lecture hall, and conference room. I'm
sure this little device will do the trick.
Eric
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I'm afraid the inexpensive wireless mikes are very poor. Radio shlock used
to have one that worked into any F.M. radio, but it was extremely
unreliable. To get anything that might really work as the teacher moves
around, you'd need to go with a professional mike, and they are over a
hundred
that is tom is rat shack is stell selling any thing that is not digital.
you know they are the ones that took the radio out of radio shack.
jim
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Also you could get the Olympus and let the teacher carry it with her. It's
only a little bigger than a pack of gum.
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Hi all
Firstly, I'm new to the list. I'm Ian and from the UK.
I wonderif anyone could help me with some hints and tips. I'm currently
clearing my house o try and sell it. There are certain parts of the house
that need painting. I don't have a big enough budget to bring someone in to
I wish you the best. Tried my hand at painting and have come to the conclusion,
I am no painter.
RJ
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From: Ian Beverley
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, September 05, 2009 16:05
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] Painting
Hi all
Firstly,
Ian , welcome to the handy list. only painting I have successfully
done as a total is a ackyard fence but I think others here on the list
can steer you in the right directions. good luck Lee from Upstate New
York.
On Sat, Sep 05, 2009 at 09:05:37PM +0100, Ian
Beverley wrote:
Hi all
I've heard of people who were totally blind painting with flat paints by
using either white gloves or socks on their hands, but I have no experience
with doing it myself. Many many dropcloths would be the order of the day
too. If I were going to try and paint walls, I'd probably experiment with
Hello Ean,
I have painted and fairly successfully however only small projects or inside
closets where close scrutiny isn't possible.
Not all sighted people are good painters and apparently many of those who think
they are good are not. Because you want to paint for the improved appearance of
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