[tmp] Re: review Miccus Home RTX Long Range Bluetooth A2DP Avrcp Music Transmitter OR Receiver
- From: Laz <lazmesa6@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: tmp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 20 Jun 2014 12:57:50 -0400
Sure, probably at least an entire day. One of our customers who
purchased a 5000 hMa power pack from us ran his laptop with it for at
least 8 hours. But the fact is that it's designed as a home unit and
Miccus has portable Bluetooth transmitters and recievers which by the
way, we do sell on our site.
Laz
On 6/20/14, Don Ball <donball10@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> wonder how long this unit could be powered by one of the external batterys.
>
> Say something like a 5200 MA battery. any thing bigger than that would be
> bigger than the device but would surely power the thing a long time.
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> From: "Shorty & Kitty" <shortyonlists@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: <tmp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2014 4:23 PM
> Subject: [tmp] review Miccus Home RTX Long Range Bluetooth A2DP Avrcp Music
>
> Transmitter OR Receiver
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>> Miccus Home RTX Long Range Bluetooth A2DP Avrcp Music Transmitter OR
>> Receiver review.
>> I recently purchased a unit and this is a quick overview of the unit
>> itself. As it suggest this unit both transmits and receives blue tooth
>> signals, however it can not do both at the same time. If that function is
>>
>> desired two units are required with one set to transmit and the second to
>>
>> receive.
>> Never the less I wanted to test it with the fuse, sending the signal to
>> the blue tooth receiver in the kaboom box.
>> Unboxing it from the box I found a small little device about 4.5 inches
>> wide, 2.5 inches deep and about 1 inch thick.
>> The blue tooth device has a total of three buttons across from the left to
>>
>> right. the far left button is the transmit, press to set to transmit mode
>>
>> and press and hold to pair to a receiver. The middle button which is
>> slightly bigger is the power button, and the far right button is the
>> button to set the unit to blue tooth receiving mode. press one to set mode
>>
>> and press and hold to place in pairing mode.
>> Along the back from left to right is three input jacks one eight inch
>> stereo and a pair of RCA inputs. In the middle is the antenna mount.
>> Just below that is the USB connector jack. On the far right of the unit
>> are the three out put jacks, a perfect mirror to the left side with one
>> eighth inch stereo out and a set of RCA outs. I think the only draw back
>> to the unit is it does not have an internal battery, requiring it to be
>> either powered from a USB port or from the supplied USB adaptor.
>> The other draw back for those with no sight is being able to read the
>> LEDS. they either show steady blue or red, flash blue, or red, or flash
>> between blue and red depending on what mode or status of the unit.
>> Besides that the unit is quite easy to use.
>> It comes with a USB adaptor, a USB cable, A eighth inch stereo to RCA
>> cable, and a RCA to RCA cable.
>>
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