...118–137 MHz: air traffic control 137-138 MHz: meteorological satellites 144–148 MHz: Amateur radio 156–158 MHz: VHF Marine Radio 175-216 MHz: television channels 7 - 13 174–216 MHz: wireless microphones ...and so on... I can't recall using that equipment to transmit *in* the cockpit of a VOR equipped aircraft. Perhaps you fly in a different manner to me..... ATC is the nearest & indeed...

...: 118–137 MHz: air traffic control 137-138 MHz: meteorological satellites 144–148 MHz: Amateur radio 156–158 MHz: VHF Marine Radio 175-216 MHz: television channels 7 - 13 174–216 MHz: wireless microphones ...and so on... I can't recall using that equipment to transmit *in* the cockpit of a VOR equipped aircraft. Perhaps you fly in a different manner to me..... ATC is the nearest & indeed the next ...

...For example: 118–137 MHz: air traffic control 137-138 MHz: meteorological satellites 144–148 MHz: Amateur radio 156–158 MHz: VHF Marine Radio 175-216 MHz: television channels 7 - 13 174–216 MHz: wireless microphones ...and so on... NASA and U Okalahoma tested GSM and CDMA extensively and concluded as follows: "None of the 4 CDMA and 4 GSM wireless handsets tested would individually be likely to interfere with aircraft VOR, LOC, ...

..., even the Linksys USB-Ethernet tiny adapter that will let you connect the tablet DIRECTLY to your router for even faster data access without the RF link slowdowns. The headphone jack, for instance, has an undocumented MICROPHONE connection in it and these guys sell a pigtail so you can plug in and use with the VoIP programs a full stereo comm headset for Skype or Gizmo...complete with headphone mic input. Works fantastic. Check ...

...://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BC6Es3m6T4 Now fokes, yer oke mista charlie aint zackly sure what the best cover song ever is...BUT...I read once that on the Yoke's splendriferous Star Piece tour, which she did to keep Johns flame alive, she would sing Johns masterpiece "Imagines"...and somtimes, from a microphone hidden in the closet...or the toilet...little Sean would join in!! It just brought tears to my eyes, I tellya... Nuff said

...clock'. Perhaps he should try somewhere other than the South East. I wonder also about his recording technique / equipment. He's a "rock musician" Does he know his arse from his elbow ? Did he have the right kind of microphone ? Did he by any chance have the recording level set to "auto" whereupon it will just wind the gain up to "flat out" in periods of silence. Not at all easy to record a dicky bird 100 yards away and the ...

... birdsong, he was unable to find the peace and quiet needed to make an unbroken recording of 'nature's alarm clock'. Mr Flintham, whose Brecklands Dawn Chorus was the biggest-selling wildlife recording of the 1990s, said: 'The microphone picks up lots of background noise you can't hear while you're there. 'When you play it back you find a drone of traffic noise from nearby roads or planes in the distance..." More: http://www....

Yes, I've rarely found a built-in microphone to be effective for recording others. Sometimes if I want to record an audio note to myself it's o.k., but ...http://tinyurl.com/5m3f5q "doucettea" <doucettea@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1E532BFD-1D21-4DA6-8594-2EEB53A36E69@microsoft.com: external microphone, not the one built into laptop, to get the mic far away from typing (and preferably close to professor) ...

external microphone, not the one built into laptop, to get the mic far away from typing (and preferably close to professor) "Spate44" wrote: I use my computer during lectures to record them and then take notes in onenote at the same time but my typing sounds get recorded as well. Is there anyway to just record my professor and not my typing sounds?

... soit correctement audible. Qu'est-ce que vous en pensez ? Je pense donc prendre un modèle avec prise jack permettant de raccorder un microphone cravate hf + son d'ambiance (pour entendre les questions). Le problème, c'est que trouver un camescope définition standard à disque dur avec prise microphone semble bien difficile. Quelques pistes ? Merci pour l'aide !