Hello Scott.
28 Jan 98 05:40, Scott Christensen wrote to Roy Witt:
SC> Roy Witt writes in a message to Scott Christensen
SC>
SC>> Roy Witt writes in a message to Bruce Bilson
SC>>
RW>>> The external speaker jack. By using a circuit board already
RW>>> in existence, you can tap off the audio and start/stop the
RW>>> recorder at the same time with this circuit.
SC>>
SC>> Yikes! That means that the volume control affects the level of
SC>> the audio and you lose the speaker. You also get any distortion
SC>> and noise generated in the audio stages after the volume control.
RW>> The question was, the "easiest" place to pick off the
RW>> audio...When was the last time you opened a scanner and found
RW>> places big enough for your soldering iron to work? On the above
RW>> mentioned board, there's a pot to control volume to an external
RW>> speaker, so I see no reason why one would lose the audio or
RW>> speaker as you say. How much noise or distortion do you normally
RW>> find in an FM transmission that will affect your capability to
RW>> understand it?
SC>
SC> Now you're changing your story. I originally said to take the audio
SC> at the top of the volume control. This is almost always an easy place
SC> to find
Where do you see I've changed the story? Surely you jest. Opening a radio
to look at the innards is one thing, poking around with a soldering iron is
another. Even if one could see the pot, modifying the radio in lieu of
merely plugging in a board made for the application is ludicrous.. Not to
mention the radio is suspect in any future resale transaction...
SC> - unless the radio has a digitally controlled audio level like
SC> some TVs and commercial 2-way radios.
SC>
SC> You suggested the earphone jack. This would work, but you would have
SC> to monitor through the recorder.
Nope. The board I mentioned as a jack for an external speaker. Make it what
you want...I use a 6" Motorola external. And, I have no problem with
distortion that you alude to. It works just fine..
... Colossol pervert! No form of sexual depravity is too low!
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