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<blockquote data-quote="mbasko" data-source="post: 370806" data-attributes="member: 4485"><p>They may have heard you Noel. The new Equinox detector from Minelab can connect wirelessly via their proprietary RF wireless module (WM8) or via Bluetooth. Good news for those with Bluetooth hearing aides or a favourite set of Bluetooth headphones/earbuds. </p><p>There should be no reason that any future Minelab models don't incorporate it - for that matter it really should be available on all new detectors. The new wireless technology is small/light, reasonably cheap & low latency.</p><p>Another way to connect to your hearing aides would be to get a good Bluetooth transmitter such as Avantree Bluetooth Saturn Pro low latency (if compatible) & have it set up on your detector then paired up with your hearing aides.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mbasko, post: 370806, member: 4485"] They may have heard you Noel. The new Equinox detector from Minelab can connect wirelessly via their proprietary RF wireless module (WM8) or via Bluetooth. Good news for those with Bluetooth hearing aides or a favourite set of Bluetooth headphones/earbuds. There should be no reason that any future Minelab models don't incorporate it - for that matter it really should be available on all new detectors. The new wireless technology is small/light, reasonably cheap & low latency. Another way to connect to your hearing aides would be to get a good Bluetooth transmitter such as Avantree Bluetooth Saturn Pro low latency (if compatible) & have it set up on your detector then paired up with your hearing aides. [/QUOTE]
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