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Bluetooth for LPE Radios
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Al42
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In order to use a BT headset with a scanner, the scanner has to be BT compatible. If the LPE is, then any BT headset will work. If it's not, you need the Jabra A-210 Bluetooth adapter and, probably, a 3/32"-to-1/8" adapter, so you can pluf it into the headset jack of the radio. I use mine with a couple of headsets, with my Pro-95, BCD396 or my cordless phones, and I love it.
WCRadioGuy
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He's talking about a radio not a scanner. I have not heard of any bluetooth capability for any radio.
Microwavemike
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Boo Tooth
BlueTooth adapters have been around for about five years for Motorola top tier radios.
They work great, but security is an issue. The Bluetooth link is NOT secure!!
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BlueTooth adapters have been around for about five years for Motorola top tier radios.
They work great, but security is an issue. The Bluetooth link is NOT secure!!
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N_Jay
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M/A-COM is showing it ion one model.WCRadioGuy said:
WCRadioGuy
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N_Jay said:
Which model? I'm interested.
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N_Jay
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WCRadioGuy said:
About a 1000 booths at APCO, and you want me to remember!
I just did a Google and did not see any references to a particular model, so the demo might have been just to show the concept.
Try Peltor headsets. http://www.peltor.com Freelinc are due to have macom compatability with their accessories soon as well
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