OK, then I will not be buying the CM500; thanks for the
tip. Actually happy using my Sony stereo headset, but an integrated
boom mic could be handy for some kinds of operating. David-Clark
aircraft headsets work with my hearing aids, but not as good quality
as the Sony.
I have never found
On 8/7/2013 7:20 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
I have one Sony headphones that work fine (large earpieces)
Which Sonys work?
Jim
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Totally Loaded K3, just Serviced completely in Feb 2013 @ Elecraft
To much to list, but has all the High end Filters, DVR, Fm/Am and Gen
coverage rcvr,
Microphone 2nd Rcvr and Antenna Tuner, Orginal Box and manual and KE7X
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Contact me off the
Subject: K3 For Sale corrected E mail addy
Totally Loaded K3, just Serviced completely in Feb 2013 @ Elecraft
To much to list, but has all the High end Filters, DVR, Fm/Am and Gen
coverage rcvr,
Microphone 2nd Rcvr and Antenna Tuner, Orginal Box and manual and KE7X
Manual., also LP
On 08 Aug 2013, at 7:11 AM, WP4O w...@tampabay.rr.com wrote:
Subject: K3 For Sale corrected E mail addy
The e-mail address at the end of this message is still not correct.
[snip]
Contact me off the list at w...@tampbay.rr.com
73, Ed WP4o
For anyone interested in this offer, Ed's
I'm wondering why I should have to contact the seller to obtain a list of what
he has to sell.
And, how much he is asking?
Maybe he is just too busy to give a complete list of what he is selling!
73 Milverton
From: John Bastin jbast...@me.com
To:
The Sony MDR-XD100 works fine with my aids, the MDR-CD60 set that I have
produce feedback - the cutout in the foam is more of an oval in the
MDR-CD60 while the MDR-XD100 has a full circle cutout - I think that is
the major difference.
I would think there is a big dependency on the gain of the
well for those of you who are looking into hearing aids and other devices.
this is the one I have
http://www.medel.com/us/children-soundbridge-the-vsb/?PHPSESSID=b4l2g37cmsmuin0m5j7pitc6g3;
I was looking for a bluetooth to telecoil conversion . that would work
with my kx3 so I dont have to
On 8/8/2013 9:06 AM, Richard Neese wrote:
well for those of you who are looking into hearing aids and other
devices.
this is the one I have
http://www.medel.com/us/children-soundbridge-the-vsb/?PHPSESSID=b4l2g37cmsmuin0m5j7pitc6g3;
I was looking for a bluetooth to telecoil conversion . that
Most of the recent Hearing Aids have something called T Coil or similar
feature. Very popular in Europe where folks gather like churches, etc.
its essentially an inductive pickup. The idea being a wire loop is run
around the room parameter and a few watts of audio is pumped through
it. Any
well I found a work around for my bluetooth just this am. I have
bluetooth on my pc so I have the i/q audio going in into nap3 and demod
it then pipe it our my bluetooth usb adapter to my bluetooth headset. I
can now walk around the house and listen with otu drowning out everyone
else in audio
I was thinking about coupling to the T-coil, too.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hearing_aid#Telecoil
It looks like there are a number of telecoil-compatible headsets. These are
just a few hits from searches for headset t-coil and headset telecoil.
I've been following the hearing aid discussion and Ed KL7UW mentioned the
following:
OK, then I will not be buying the CM500; thanks for the
tip. Actually happy using my Sony stereo headset, but an integrated
boom mic could be handy for some kinds of operating. David-Clark
aircraft
On 8/8/2013 6:19 AM, Bob W7AVK wrote:
Most of the recent Hearing Aids have something called T Coil or
similar feature. Very popular in Europe where folks gather like
churches, etc. its essentially an inductive pickup.
Yes, it is, but it has never gained traction in the US, where virtually
Given the processing power of the modern smart phone I wonder someone hasn't
developed and application to use regular ear pieces and sample sounds to set
it all up yourself.
David
G3UNA
Another comment. Hearing aids are very expensive in the US (I hear $5K-$6K
being typical), and I
Note to Steve KS6PD:
If you suspect hearing loss get your hearing tested by a professional
audiologist. You may benefit from hearing aids, now!
Perhaps your employer provides annual physicals which include hearing
tests? That should tell you.
Donald K6RV sent me more info on the Phonac
Hi,
I purchased a K3 plus internal tvtr K144xv plus Reflock option earlier on this
year. I have just discovered that the instructions that came with the tvtr was
Revision D dated July 25th 2011 but this had been superseded by Revision D-4
dated July the 14th 2012. Why couldn't the old
I decided to build a thing to work around the problem when using
headphones. I did find that turning I/Q on reduced the spike significantly,
but didn't eliminate it entirely. I found that a pair of .47uF capacitors
and a 3mH choke did a nice job of reducing the noise over 6kHz though:
On 8/7/2013 9:29 PM, Donald, K6RV wrote:
I have Phonak BTE hearing aids and I also have a Phonak ComPilot
Pendant, which is a Blue Tooth Streamer and Remote Control.
It is a Miracle Pendant that hangs around my neck. It operates Blue
tooth with my iPhone and with my TV's (I also have the
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those with inquiring minds), the complete Forum schedule is now online at their
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Please note that the special Two Days in Huntsville (TDiH) QRP Buildathon and
BBQ events up on
Jim K9YC wrote:
On 8/8/2013 6:19 AM, Bob W7AVK wrote:
Most of the recent Hearing Aids have something called T Coil or
similar feature. Very popular in Europe where folks gather like
churches, etc. its essentially an inductive pickup.
Yes, it is, but it has never gained traction in the US,
I've been trying email clients, and had a cockpit error. I wanted to make a
couple comments.
First to Alan, N5ILN, I do have a copy of Schrader's 'Electronic
Communications. I agree.
Then, this story:
I began using my laptop at my daughter's house. Pretty soon, people from all
over the
No hearing aids yet.
When was the last time you told somebody that their audio is too bassy?
73 Milverton
From: Richard Fjeld rpfj...@embarqmail.com
To: elecraft posting elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Thursday, August 8, 2013 4:46 PM
Subject:
This was observed with KX3 Firmware 1.50.
I found what I think may be a bug in the display code or the retention of
the last-used data mode bandwidth for the KX3.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Tap DATA twice.
2. Select DATA A using [B].
3. Widen the passband all the way to 4.0 with PBT I
4. Select any
Just testing to see if my posts show up in my email client - having
trouble with another reflector.
73,
Don W3FPR
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Here's a simple product that can be used to couple a typical headphone
output to a hearing aid that has a T-coil. The plug is almost certainly
a 2-circuit (Tip-Sleeve) plug, so you would need to change it to a
3-circuit (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) to use it with a K3.
73, Jim K9YC
That may work for a single receiver K3 ... now how to deal with the
KRX3?
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 8/8/2013 8:48 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
Here's a simple product that can be used to couple a typical headphone
output to a hearing aid that has a T-coil. The plug is almost certainly
a 2-circuit
On Wed, 7 Aug 2013 22:45:41 -0700 (PDT), Mark Petiford wrote:
OK, just gotta tell my hearing aids story again.
I know this thread is a bit off-topic for the group, but I think it contains
some very important information for all of us aging adults, and I've been
following it with interest.
I
On 8/8/2013 5:48 PM, Jim Brown wrote:
Here's a simple product that can be used to couple a typical headphone
output to a hearing aid that has a T-coil.
http://www.comtek.com/ntc102.html
Comtek is a fine US company based near Salt Like City. I've known them
and used their products for
I suspect that many of us are in the same boat.
I'm probably a couple of weeks from hearing aids. It doesn't affect my
Amateur Radio operation (I run digital modes), but I'm reading with
great interest.
Any general comments (offlist if you prefer) are welcome.
73 -- Lynn
On 8/8/2013 6:28
I'm slow, but I'm getting there with K3 kit #05642. I installed the
KPA3 PA and I'm doing the calibration with the latest version of the K3
Utility software. All went well with the 5 watt calibrations, but I
noticed that the calibration failed at 50 watts. I'm still in the
utility program
On 8/8/2013 7:05 PM, Phil Kane wrote:
Do you have any information on the battery life per charge and the
approximate cost (wasn't on the referenced page)?
It's passive -- a neck loop with a 1/8-in plug on it.
Jim
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