Good afternoon, I have a question about using bluetooth hearing aids with the APX 6000. I have done some searching on here and on the WWW and it looks like if you have version 12 firmware the radio should pair with most bluetooth devices. Since the hearing aids are useable while making a phone call would it work the same with the PTT on the radio???
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APX Hearing Aids
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My wife is an audiologist and I have experimented with a number of her demo aids and the BT on my 7K.
Listen only capability like you would a BT speaker, but I found that not all of them work, and when they did the current draw was pretty bad.
Listen only capability like you would a BT speaker, but I found that not all of them work, and when they did the current draw was pretty bad.
mikegilbert
MHz so good
Do your hearing aids support magnetic induction? If so, you could get a 2-wire or 3-wire mic with neckloop.
Full BT neckloop kit: PMLN7696
If you want to "roll your own" using a wired APX 2-wire kit, you can add these parts:
Induction neckloop: RLN4920
Neckloop retention clip: RLN4920
Full BT neckloop kit: PMLN7696
If you want to "roll your own" using a wired APX 2-wire kit, you can add these parts:
Induction neckloop: RLN4920
Neckloop retention clip: RLN4920
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