I ordered a wi fi wireless internet radio and am now looking for a
single wireless earbud to wear when I go to sleep. Is there such a
two part unit that could be plugged into the speakerphone outlet on
the radio and transmit to the wireless earbud.

On Mar 13, 11:37*pm, "
wrote:
I am looking for a "single" wireless earbud to wear when I go to
sleep. *Is there a
two part system, one piece (transmitter) that plugs into the radio
speakerphone outlet and the
other a single wireless earbud.

What About - Listening to the Radio While You Sleep ?
- What Are Your Listening Options ?

Malibu Ron,

One option would be to buy a low cost BlueTooth Transmitter
like the "Jabra A210 BlueTooth Transmitter" or Jabra A120s
Bluetooth Music Adaptor and use it with any BlueTooth EarBud
or BlueTooth EarPhones of your choice.

Jabra A210 BlueTooth Transmitter
http://www.cellulartrendz.com/items/...?itemid=727463

Jabra A120s BlueTooth Music Adaptor
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000FL4GBI

BlueTooth Transmitter for the iPod
http://saffire-usa.com/btpod.htm

More BlueTooth Transmitter options . . .
http://www.zoom.com/products/ihifi.html

ABOUT - BlueTooth Technology - FAQs
http://www.mobileinfo.com/Bluetooth/FAQ.htm

FWIW - Most High Quality Single-Ear EarBuds are {can be}
very Expensive -example- Sennheiser "Wireless" Earbuds
http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/0...ennheiser.html
http://www.sennheiserusa.com/newsite...transid=502494

WHAT ABOUT ? - The Over-Night EarBud OUCH !
Having an EarBud in your Ear all-night-long
might turn into a pain-in-the-rear - ouch !

Here is an 'alternative' to EarBud and Earphones that does
not require placing anything on or in your body {head}.

Audio Pillows : Stereo Surround Sound
for your Personal Listening Pleasure )
http://www.comforthouse.com/audiopillow.html

PillowSonic Stereo {Under} Pillow Speaker
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002BK7KU


hope this helps - iane ~ RHF

On Mar 14, 2:18*am, RHF wrote:
What About - Listening to the Radio While You Sleep ?
- What Are Your Listening Options ?

Malibu Ron,

One option would be to buy a low cost BlueTooth Transmitter
like the "Jabra A210 BlueTooth Transmitter" or Jabra A120s
Bluetooth Music Adaptor and use it with any BlueTooth EarBud
or BlueTooth EarPhones of your choice.

Jabra A210 BlueTooth Transmitterhttp://www.cellulartrendz.com/items/item.aspx?itemid=727463

Jabra A120s BlueTooth Music Adaptorhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B000FL4GBI

BlueTooth Transmitter for the iPodhttp://saffire-usa.com/btpod.htm

More BlueTooth Transmitter options . . .http://www.zoom.com/products/ihifi..html

ABOUT - BlueTooth Technology - FAQshttp://www.mobileinfo.com/Bluetooth/FAQ..htm

FWIW - Most High Quality Single-Ear EarBuds are {can be}
very Expensive -example- Sennheiser "Wireless" Earbudshttp://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/01/ces-sennheiser.htmlhttp://www.sennheiserusa.com/newsite/productdetail.asp?transid=502494

WHAT ABOUT ? - The Over-Night EarBud OUCH !
Having an EarBud in your Ear all-night-long
might turn into a pain-in-the-rear - ouch !

Here is an 'alternative' to EarBud and Earphones that does
not require placing anything on or in your body {head}.

Audio Pillows : Stereo Surround Sound
for your Personal Listening Pleasure )http://www.comforthouse.com/audiopillow.html

PillowSonic Stereo {Under} Pillow Speakerhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002BK7KU

hope this helps - iane ~ RHF
*.
Do the wireless transmitters broadcast AM and FM radio back to the
earbuds

On Mar 13, 11:37 pm, t wrote:

Subject was : want to buy wireless earbudhttp://groups.google.com/group/rec.radio.shortwave/msg/7b9c1cb5bb1f16cb
-
- I ordered a wi fi wireless internet radio and am now
- looking for a single wireless earbud to wear when I
- go to sleep.
-
- Is there such a two part unit that could be plugged
- into the speakerphone outlet on the radio and transmit
- to the wireless earbud.
-

It used to be the easiest way to build morse code speed was
leave your S-38 tuned to NSS all night, sending code groups.

This probably doesn't work anymore.
--


On the internet, nobody knows you're a jerk.

Ron Hardin wrote:
It used to be the easiest way to build morse code speed was
leave your S-38 tuned to NSS all night, sending code groups.

....pretty hopeful of you to expect the S-38 to stay on frequency for
even a half an hour, much less all night. :-)

Billy Burpelson wrote:
Ron Hardin wrote:
It used to be the easiest way to build morse code speed was
leave your S-38 tuned to NSS all night, sending code groups.

...pretty hopeful of you to expect the S-38 to stay on frequency for
even a half an hour, much less all night. :-)

Seems to me I remember some station (I thought it was NSS, but histories
suggest I was mistaken) used to transmit AP and UPI news stories via Morse,
making for good practice *and* easy verification of accurate copy. I used
to really surprise my dad, a news junkie, by coming up with stories that
he hadn't heard yet but would hear in an hour or two.

--
Iran tells us what the mainstream media won't:
"A new opinion poll suggests that over 54 percent of Americans do not trust
mainstream media and consider news websites more reliable."
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=46837&sectionid=3510203

On Mar 14, 1:33*pm, wrote:
On Mar 14, 2:18*am, RHF wrote:



What About - Listening to the Radio While You Sleep ?
- What Are Your Listening Options ?

Malibu Ron,

One option would be to buy a low cost BlueTooth Transmitter
like the "Jabra A210 BlueTooth Transmitter" or Jabra A120s
Bluetooth Music Adaptor and use it with any BlueTooth EarBud
or BlueTooth EarPhones of your choice.

Jabra A210 BlueTooth Transmitterhttp://www.cellulartrendz.com/items/item..aspx?itemid=727463

Jabra A120s BlueTooth Music Adaptorhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B000FL4GBI

BlueTooth Transmitter for the iPodhttp://saffire-usa.com/btpod.htm

More BlueTooth Transmitter options . . .http://www.zoom.com/products/ihifi.html

ABOUT - BlueTooth Technology - FAQshttp://www.mobileinfo.com/Bluetooth/FAQ.htm

FWIW - Most High Quality Single-Ear EarBuds are {can be}
very Expensive -example- Sennheiser "Wireless" Earbudshttp://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/01/ces-sennheiser.htmlhttp://www.s...

WHAT ABOUT ? - The Over-Night EarBud OUCH !
Having an EarBud in your Ear all-night-long
might turn into a pain-in-the-rear - ouch !

Here is an 'alternative' to EarBud and Earphones that does
not require placing anything on or in your body {head}.

Audio Pillows : Stereo Surround Sound
for your Personal Listening Pleasure )http://www.comforthouse.com/audiopillow.html

PillowSonic Stereo {Under} Pillow Speakerhttp://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002BK7KU

hope this helps - iane ~ RHF
*.
-
- Do the wireless transmitters broadcast AM and FM radio
- back to the earbuds

Malibu Ron,

The Wireless Transmitters accept just about any type
of Audio Input and Transmit that Audio to the Wireless
EarBuds, EarPhones, or HeadPhones.

-IF- That Audio Input is the Audio from an AM/FM Radio :
Then the Wireless Transmitter 'broadcasts' that Audio
using it's own type of Broadcast Technology; whatever
it may be.

The Wireless Transmitters do not 'broadcast' the actual
AM or FM Radio Signals -unless- They themselves are
AM or FM Wireless Transmitters like the C. Crane Co.
"Digital FM Transmitter" which itself is a small low
powered FM Radio Transmitter.
http://www.ccrane.com/radios/fm-tran...ansmitter.aspx

hope this helps ~ RHF