Re: 2 way radios with hands free and music for snowboarding?!

["noel_pilot" <HA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I've managed to find a bit more info, one/two ways of doing this is
shown at

http://www.phoenixcomputerlabs.com/All-About-Mixers/Resistor-Mixers1.html

which just uses some resistors in the right places (i think) also at

http://sci.tech-archive.net/Archive/sci.electronics.design/2004-11/5224.html

they reference using and gates to be able to prioritise the audio from
a particular source.

This sounds awesome and if its simple soldering i think i could have a
go but i've never used and gates or anything like that.  If it's not
too much too ask could anyone advise if this is reasonable way to
proceed (either of them) and possibly explain it a little more simply?!

Still interested in a bought solution if possible too!!

Thanks

noel

--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "noel_pilot" <HA@...> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Know someone must be able to help with this somehow!!
>
> Going snowboarding in January and we want to have some two way radios
> for the obligatory laughing and mick taking when anyone bails....and
> possibly to find out where people are at times too!
>
> Simple so far,
>
> I use a beanie hat with built in headphones to listen to my ipod,
> ideally I'm looking for a way to integrate this so that I can listen
> to my music but somehow also hear the radio and also ideally transmit,
>
> in my mind is either a radio that can handle a music input that would
> pass through to the radio hands free kit, or something more external.
>
> Any ideas how I could achieve this? At a push just being able to hear
> the transmissions would be enough i could always take the radio out of
> pocket if i needed to transmit.
>
> Cheers
>
> Noel
>



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