Does anyone know in you can plug a VOX device to these walkie talkies? I want to have private conversations but don't know if these are compatable.
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The manual says: Note: the MD series does not have VOX capabilities and is only compatible with PTT handset accesories.
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I don't see why you couldn't plug earbud/headphones up to the DUO itself. I think that would work better if you used an open face helmet, except that the mic would be a problem.
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Yes, you can use USB Bluetooth converter to pair and connect to VOXOA HD Wireless Headphones. Hence, you can make/receive phone calls through Skype or Google voice. Thank you for your interests in our products. Cheers, Team VOXOA.
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I am looking at doing the same thing for my wives hearing aids. Amazon has several Bluetooth transmitters available. I 'm still working on what transmitter to buy. One of the major differences is battery or wall plug. Some that run on rechargeable batteries do not transmit while recharging. I plan to install it in our theater room. Currently she uses "TV Ears 3.0 System" earphones (wireless & works great) for listening to the TV. They actually digitally process the sound so that the speaking portion is clearer for those that have a hearing loss. With Bluetooth, you will have to rely on the settings of your particular hearing aids. I am looking at doing the same thing for my wives hearing aids. Amazon has several Bluetooth transmitters available. I 'm still working on what transmitter to buy. One of the major differences is battery or wall plug. Some that run on rechargeable batteries do not transmit while recharging. I plan to install it in our theater room. Currently she uses "TV Ears 3.0 System" earphones (wireless & works great) for listening to the TV. They actually digitally process the sound so that the speaking portion is clearer for those that have a hearing loss. With Bluetooth, you will have to... » Read More I am looking at doing the same thing for my wives hearing aids. Amazon has several Bluetooth transmitters available. I 'm still working on what transmitter to buy. One of the major differences is battery or wall plug. Some that run on rechargeable batteries do not transmit while recharging. I plan to install it in our theater room. Currently she uses "TV Ears 3.0 System" earphones (wireless & works great) for listening to the TV. They actually digitally process the sound so that the speaking portion is clearer for those that have a hearing loss. With Bluetooth, you will have to rely on the settings of your particular hearing aids. « Show Less
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I believe you can get a VOX headset, which will allow you to voice activate the pickup of the mic.
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I haven't tried that but they plug in like a headset to a radio cell phone or mp3 player, We used them on hand held 2 way communication radios. not the CB type. I would think they would work.
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I wired them into my factory tweets. But honestly shop around. I used to have spl1's and loved them. These spl4's are garbage. No real clear high range. If you can find spl1's go for it. I've also had good luck with power acoustic tweets.
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I don't see a headset jack on the handsets at all. The was a time long ago that I would have looked for that but never thought about it when I bought these.I don't think you can pair any type of headset to these phones. The retro handset has no purpose that I can think of, aside from maybe trying to sell it on ebay, if I can remember where I put it.
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Yes they can be used under a helmet. I was using it under a snowboard helmet and it worked fine. My issue was that it was very hard to get the unit to key up using VOX. You can use the PTT button on the radio to talk if you'd like. The headset can do VOX or PTT transmissions.
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Well, they don't have a microphone, so you couldn't use them to talk on the phone. They have the standard audio plug so if your phone has that kind of jack (3.5mm or whatever it is) you could listen to music on them. You could probably google the headphone and find out the exact size of the plug.
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Listening to voice, I would say yes... But transmitting would probably be strange as you would have these blocking the sound of your voice as you talked into your walkie - making it hard to determine how loud you were speaking... Just my 2¢
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Prepare to be disappointed. Since these are subject to Bluetooth technology, you can either use the high-quality stereo mode with no microphone, or use the low-quality bluetooth mode with microphone. Every explosion will sound like a phone call with the mic on. The mic kinda is kinda butt, regardless.
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Via bluetooth ive played music and had a mic connected and both worked fine. So you can have background music and voice over. Have yet to try and actual cablr in for music and mic at the same time. But I'll try it. I'm guessing it will work. I'll post a youtube review soon and title it pyle pro review.
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Im no expert but this does have a mic input that you can use, I use it and it worked out fine once I figured out how to connect everything...what helped me was I did a search for this model to find out the how's and what's-- it would be capable of. They also have a website which if you google the model you can find loads of info that will be helpful, thats how I did my research, good luck hope my answer helped you out
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What kind of talkies are you using. I have midlands. I will try the plug ins to see if they fit
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I've only used it "push to talk" but I don't think VOX is available with the speaker/mic. aside from that I'm not impressed by this speaker/mic. It seems that the speaker is not very loud - even with volume cranked to the max. Unplug the speaker/mic and internal speaker is louder.