Using bluetooth headsets as intercom
Discussion
Basically, as thread title. Is it possible to link bluetooth headsets to use as a short range intercom? I am an operator on a large model railway layout and when trains are running it can be hard to hear the operator at the other end. It's bad enough in a garage, but will be a lot worse set up in an exhibition hall with hundreds of spectators milling around.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
Google 'motorcycle real time comms system'.
The problem with walkie talkies is that it's a simplex system, meaning only one person can talk (transmit) while the other listens and vice versa. If you want to be able to talk and listen at the same time (I.e no button pressing) then you need a duplex or 'real time' intercom system which bike comms gives you. Not particularly cheap though.
The problem with walkie talkies is that it's a simplex system, meaning only one person can talk (transmit) while the other listens and vice versa. If you want to be able to talk and listen at the same time (I.e no button pressing) then you need a duplex or 'real time' intercom system which bike comms gives you. Not particularly cheap though.
Maybe DECT rather than bluetooth with better range ?
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