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2010-11-09
, 12:32
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#3
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I agree it is not practically useful. but i really like the idea. it will be cool
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2010-11-09
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@ London
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#4
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I thought about this for half a minute, like how this could be done and then led to the eventual end that if this works it means two people can talk to each other in short-great distances. and only then did it hit me that conventional telephony already achieves this 
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2010-11-09
, 12:47
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@ Helsinki
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#5
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In a sense I understand why it would not be practical to have one. But I remember when I had a walkie talkie, I used it mostly to listen to other people communicating =)
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2010-11-09
, 12:54
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@ North Potomac MD
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#6
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What is the range of the FM transmitter?
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2010-11-09
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@ Gothenburg, Sweden
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#7
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I keep getting surprised over the crazy ideas people come up with. No offense whatsoever to OP, but I think this is one of those ideas that should be scrapped even before getting on the drawing table.
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2010-11-09
, 13:05
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@ North Potomac MD
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#8
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Originally Posted by mscion
Looking at other posts the range is less than 10m.
What is the range of the FM transmitter?
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2010-11-09
, 13:07
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@ Finland
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#9
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push to talk would be nice, it was fun using it with my friend with distances over 400km 
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2010-11-09
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@ Bracknell, UK
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May be useful in below situation...
Crowded london underground train where there is no mobile signal.
Luckily you have got a seat. Your buddy gets into the same compartment in the next station and sees you. He gets a seat 10m away from you and wants to talk to you on something very urgent.
Other way : Bluetooth file transfer with the text message. :-)
Crowded london underground train where there is no mobile signal.
Luckily you have got a seat. Your buddy gets into the same compartment in the next station and sees you. He gets a seat 10m away from you and wants to talk to you on something very urgent.
Other way : Bluetooth file transfer with the text message. :-)
I know, the range would not be far, but as said its just an idea.