blackbelter
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Are there any good and louder than pagers own speaker BT shoulder speaker which would connect to a G5 carrying the1.3 FW?
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Blue Tooth shoulder speaker
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I had a BLU RSM but i sold it a few months back.
I never needed it in a loud environment so cant comment on that aspect of it but it did work well.
I never needed it in a loud environment so cant comment on that aspect of it but it did work well.
...so the BLU RSM did in fact pair with your UNI?
I bought it off from IAmSixNine. It does pair up with FW v 1.3 and works very well. Battery life on the BLU RSM is unbelievable, I can listen for over 12 hours, I turn it on a couple of hours before heading out to work and turn it off before bedtime. I work around diesel buses and while it is not louder than them, I can always clip the mike to my shirt collar, closer to my ear, and listen.
blackbelter
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Is this shoulder speaker amplified like the great Klien wired shoulder speaker ? That speaker is unreal in sound clarity and loudness .
My question also. I don't have one (yet), but I've heard if you want anything LOUD and CLEAR the Klein wired amplified is the way to go.
Put another way, is the Blue RSM an improvement over the internal Unication audio? After the latest firmware options I personally feel that the last hurdle to perfection is LOUD audio.
Used to own one of those as well when I had my Uniden SDS100.
To answer your question; no, it is not as loud.
Even if I could find one that had bluetooth, I wouldn't want to wear it. That thing was really heavy and the battery endurance wasn't as good as the BLU-RSM. Plus the BLU is way, way more lighter and, like I said before, battery life is outstanding.
I guess the reason for the loudness of the Klein is the speaker size and thus, it's heaviness.
I set the volume level on my G4 about 65%, higher than that and listening via the BLU-RSM starts to sound distorted to me, YMMV.
Nice thing about the BLU-RSM is that you can increase or lower the volume without having to reach for the pager.
Is the BLU RSM the PrymeBLU model, or from a different company?
Is the beginning of each message clipped off with this? I've been messing around with various earbuds and some definitely seem better than others in this category. I had a little generic earbud that was working fantastic... but now, out of the blue, when I pair it I don't get any RX audio what so ever (works fine when paired to other devices). No idea whats happened there.....
blackbelter
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Klein is the company.$120.00
Perhaps a small wearable BT speaker will also work?
Nope.
I can only attribute that problem to the G4 finnicky BT.
Even with my BLU-RSM. It works great, however, I found I need to make certain allowances.
If I get too far away from the pager, the sounds start to break up. I've paired the BLU with my phone and it doesn't do that when I walk away the same distance.
I've also learned that, I should keep a clear path between it and the pager, otherwise, the audio starts to clip off.
Once I learned those quirks, it's very manageable and serves my purposes very well.
mitbr
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So I cant find any info on the battery anyone know what battery it is and where to get a replacement?
Tim
Tim
shadow925
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I experienced the same thing with my Mpow M30 earbuds. Worked fine then suddenly connected but no audio. I unpaired and attempted for about an hour to repair with no success. Tried again later and was able to pair and the audio was fine again. Sadly a couple of days later I took out the right bud at a bar while chatting with the bartender and forgot it when I left.
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Was she cute? Haha
Battery for what?So I cant find any info on the battery anyone know what battery it is and where to get a replacement?
Tim
mitbr
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I believe the battery for the BluRSM is not a typical interchangeable battery. It has a built in Li Ion and charges with micro sd cable.
mitbr
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It says in their literature that the battery is field replaceable which makes me think its easily replaceable.
Tim
Interesting, i never noticed that.
The one i had did not have tabs or any place like a battery door to open up. SO my guess is you have to take it apart to get to the "replaceable" battery.
The one i had did not have tabs or any place like a battery door to open up. SO my guess is you have to take it apart to get to the "replaceable" battery.
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