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05-28-2016, 09:30 PM
Hello All
RE: Equipment for on the trail.
I like to Listen to Audio Books have them on both my cell Phone and a MP-3 Player
Problems: On cell phone it dose not have much volume even when turned up high.
It sucks my phone battery down that I prefer to keep at as high a charge as possible when trailing in case I have to make a CALL OUT FOR HELP.
BTY: When I am working animals I do not answer my cell phone. !!!! Distraction
MY MP-3 Player has more files on it for books 8 Gig worth but no Small amplified speaker system.
I found a system at Wal-Mart that was on "Close Out" $50 marked down to $5.
About the size of a IPod , and is a side zip padded case, designed to put MP-3 or phone inside for protection.
Has its own built in audio cord (Internal) runs on (3) AAA batteries
Has External Power Switch for the Amplifier plus Volume up and down buttons.
You still have to open the case up to get at the phone or MP-3 Player controls.
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Even comes with a Carbiner Clip to hang it off your belt or pocket or Pack saddle.
Has a good Volume output at max setting and good tone quality.
You could probably hear it over the sound of the road when you were driving your goats.
Nanno: You could have Phil Record some Fiddle Music to play back for Cuzco on a M-P3 Player.
Be good on the trail too keep Cuzco on behind Phil too.
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Note: I do not use ear buds they bug my ears. Plus I can hear even with a book on the sounds around me when on the trail.
For hunting that is a different story, Just let the goats make their own noise.
BUT for in camp at night a good audio book, or good music to listen to is always nice. ( No Commercials)
Also the sound of it running a book or music could keep wild animals at bay.
Also my boy's will always come in and settle down around camp when they hear me put a audio book on or have Prepper Radio Station on. Yes the are "Committed " Trump Goats.
So far I have just used it around BC-1 today for about 6 hours, I would expect the battery life to be good.
You can rest assured I will be giving it a good testing out here before our next "Expedition" and report on it.
BTY: For that Price I bought (2) so I have "Spare"
Happy Trails
hihobaron and the audio book/radio listing goats,Blizzard, Fuzzy,Pete and Sam
RE: Equipment for on the trail.
I like to Listen to Audio Books have them on both my cell Phone and a MP-3 Player
Problems: On cell phone it dose not have much volume even when turned up high.
It sucks my phone battery down that I prefer to keep at as high a charge as possible when trailing in case I have to make a CALL OUT FOR HELP.
BTY: When I am working animals I do not answer my cell phone. !!!! Distraction
MY MP-3 Player has more files on it for books 8 Gig worth but no Small amplified speaker system.
I found a system at Wal-Mart that was on "Close Out" $50 marked down to $5.
About the size of a IPod , and is a side zip padded case, designed to put MP-3 or phone inside for protection.
Has its own built in audio cord (Internal) runs on (3) AAA batteries
Has External Power Switch for the Amplifier plus Volume up and down buttons.
You still have to open the case up to get at the phone or MP-3 Player controls.
========================================================
Even comes with a Carbiner Clip to hang it off your belt or pocket or Pack saddle.
Has a good Volume output at max setting and good tone quality.
You could probably hear it over the sound of the road when you were driving your goats.
Nanno: You could have Phil Record some Fiddle Music to play back for Cuzco on a M-P3 Player.
Be good on the trail too keep Cuzco on behind Phil too.
============================================
Note: I do not use ear buds they bug my ears. Plus I can hear even with a book on the sounds around me when on the trail.
For hunting that is a different story, Just let the goats make their own noise.
BUT for in camp at night a good audio book, or good music to listen to is always nice. ( No Commercials)
Also the sound of it running a book or music could keep wild animals at bay.
Also my boy's will always come in and settle down around camp when they hear me put a audio book on or have Prepper Radio Station on. Yes the are "Committed " Trump Goats.
So far I have just used it around BC-1 today for about 6 hours, I would expect the battery life to be good.
You can rest assured I will be giving it a good testing out here before our next "Expedition" and report on it.
BTY: For that Price I bought (2) so I have "Spare"
Happy Trails
hihobaron and the audio book/radio listing goats,Blizzard, Fuzzy,Pete and Sam