[gps-talkusers] Re: GPS external speaker for Braillenote pda's
- From: Michael May <mikemay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: gps-talkusers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sat, 06 May 2006 00:43:46 +0200
Roger,
That is excellent. Having the case solves the issue of how to connect it to a
strap. We have used this speaker for years and it is an excellent solution.
Mike
At 09:38 PM 5/5/2006, you wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>
>I have found and am selling a special spekaer for the BrailleNotes and GPS
>from Sendero Group, so you can hear what your pda is speaking when traveling
>and doing GPS. Below are the specifications and price.
>
>GPS external speaker
>For use with
>BrailleNotes, VoiceNotes, and PK PDA units
>
>Description
>
>Weight: 215 grams or 7.5 ounces, includes speaker, 9 volt battery, 3 foot
>stereo cable and carrying case.
>
>Speaker: Radio shack external power amp, with line in 3.5 female jack,
>earphone 3.5 female jack, wheel knob for on/off and volume control, hard
>plastic construction, Phillips screw on back to remove cover to install 9 volt
>battery.
>
>Speaker measurements: 88 mm long, 68 mm wide and 39 mm deep.
>3.6 inches long, 2.75 wide, and 1.6 inches deep.
> Leather carrying case made by handiworks with detachable clip, with snap flap
> to keep speaker for coming out, and cut outs for volume knob and 2 female 3.5
> jacks and AC power supply if desired to run off AC power.
>Great volume with BrailleNote on volume 1, you still have great speaker volume.
>
>Price: $60.00 includes 9 volt battery, leather carrying case, speaker, and 3
>foot stereo cable 3.5male connectors at both ends with one end having 90
>degree connector, and shipping anywhere in the Continental United States.
>
>Contact:
>Adaptive Information Systems INC.
>Roger Behm
>Phone: (608)758-0933
>Email: aistech@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>
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>Adaptive Information Systems INC.
>We Make Technology Accessible to the Vision Impaired and Reading Disabled
>
>Roger A. Behm, Member
>1611 Clover Lane
>Janesville WI 53545-1388
>Voice: 608-758-0933
>Fax: 608-758-7898
>toll Free: 800 or 877 792-4768
>Email: aistech@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Web Page: www.adaptiveinformation.org
>
>
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