28-01-2018, 09:22 AM
Morning all,
Last year, my beautiful wife bought me a pair of Bose QC35 noise cancelling headphones. To say they sound good and are comfortable is an understatement. Wearing them on a long haul flight for 12 hours is no problems at all.
The QC35's are wireless headphones (Bluetooth) and have a microphone inbuild which allows you to take/make calls once the headphones are paired to your mobile phone.
Now to to integrate them into the radio shack
The workbench is on the other side of the room to where the radio bench will be, so I'd like to be able to have the headphones on listening for weak signals on, say 50.110/144.100, while working on projects on the workbench.
Has anyone made a bluetooth sender/receiver for their radio? Ultimately I'd like to be able to answer CQ calls from the workbench so will have VOX enabled etc.
Of course the tx side of things will depend on the audio quality of the microphone in the QC35's!
Cheers
Jayson
Last year, my beautiful wife bought me a pair of Bose QC35 noise cancelling headphones. To say they sound good and are comfortable is an understatement. Wearing them on a long haul flight for 12 hours is no problems at all.
The QC35's are wireless headphones (Bluetooth) and have a microphone inbuild which allows you to take/make calls once the headphones are paired to your mobile phone.
Now to to integrate them into the radio shack
The workbench is on the other side of the room to where the radio bench will be, so I'd like to be able to have the headphones on listening for weak signals on, say 50.110/144.100, while working on projects on the workbench.
Has anyone made a bluetooth sender/receiver for their radio? Ultimately I'd like to be able to answer CQ calls from the workbench so will have VOX enabled etc.
Of course the tx side of things will depend on the audio quality of the microphone in the QC35's!
Cheers
Jayson