Bluetooth receiver
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Amazon.com has them
highwayman1224
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I've got one like that and I'm not really fond of it. It's kind of a pain to get it to pair and it only lasts maybe 5 hours. I ended up getting an Anker Bluetooth speaker and just plug it into the scanner with an auxiliary cord. The speaker is probably the best $38 I've ever spent. Lasts for at least 2 day's on a charge and mine is on for around 12 hours a day. Great sound also.
Similar one here. Works well enough for the price, but as mentioned above... battery life isnt amazing.
DJ11DLN
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I have one of those and will echo what others have said. I know this is a Uniden thread but just FYI I couldn't get it to pair with my G5 at all.
yankees6161
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Thanks for the info. I would rather have a Bluetooth set up than a speaker. I will keep looking.
I recently purchased one of the Taotronics ones as an experiment to see how well it would transmit to my hearing aids. Works reasonably well, better than having to wear headphones when in the house, its also very handy when I'm driving.
But I agree that a decent Bluetooth speaker would be better for most situations.
But I agree that a decent Bluetooth speaker would be better for most situations.
BobInABox
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I bought a Hagibis Bluetooth 5.0 Transmitter Receiver for my SDS100. It works good but doesn't have the best battery. I have paired it with my Cowin and MPOW headsets and have had no issues.
I bought one of those and never could get it to pair with my hearing aids.
I bought the Hagibis transmitter from Amazon, its charged and ready to go just cant figure out how to pair it with my headset..... The documentation with the headset is very vague almost like its written by the same people that produce the instructions for a Baofeng. Looked on the website but that was also pointless. Anyone have any helpful tips on how to pair this with a bluetooth headset?
both have to be in paring mode find out on each product, I use this one just hold the power button down to start paring and do what ever the headset tells for paring
BobInABox
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You have to have the Hagibis in transmit mode. Hold the button until it turns blue, then hold the button again until it flashes fast blue. On your headset use the pairing procedure and your good to go. With lawnmower season coming up I'm ready to go again. LOL
I wish I came across this thread before I posted in the other room. My apologies. I've tried to pair to Apple ear pieces and a BlueParrot b450-XT unsuccessfully. Each headset with the Hagibis all sit next to each other in pairing mode, but it doesn't seem to connect.
What hearing aid are you using ?? Can't find one for Oticon !!!!!
I have a related question to address to those who are more familiar with the internal architecture of the SDS100. I also would like to use a Bluetooth transmitter or external speaker, but I've been reluctant to use the headphone jack. Uniden Repair recently returned my SDS100 in good working order after repairing the infamous "cold joint" problem. It would seem that each time I plug in, or unplug, anything using the headphone jack, I would be straining that trouble prone connection between the boards. Would I be hastening the recurrence of the "cold joint" by using the headphone jack?
I have this one and it works great, no problems. Works as a transmitter or receiver.
Taotronics Bluetooth 5.0 transmitter & receiver 2 in1 Model TT-BA08
Taotronics Bluetooth 5.0 transmitter & receiver 2 in1 Model TT-BA08
Taotronics Bluetooth 5.0 transmitter & receiver 2 in1 Model TT-BA08 | eBay
1 x TaoTronics 2-in-1 Bluetooth Adapter (Model: TT-BA08). Download the user manual online at Taotronics's website. With a lower latency than 95% of similar products, high-definition video is transmitted without lags or hitches.
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