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2009-10-06
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2009-11-08
, 00:19
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@ Connecticut
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2009-11-08
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I was about 20 feet away. The whole setup is in our church. the projector is in the front of the room (not that that matters), the computer is in the back of the room, and my family and I sit in the middle. The bluetooth adapter was mounted about 6 feet high on a wooden dowel at the end of a usb extension cable. I also used a piece of aluminum flashing to make the antenna directional. My phone is a sony-erricsson w580i, and I had it out, not in a pocket.
I have several theories as to why it didn't work, but none of them really matter. I may try again with the n810 and a different BT adapter, but just for kicks, and not during our main worship service. I'm convinced that an RF solution is the best fit for our situation, for several reasons. Not the least of which is usability in my absence.
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2009-11-10
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@ New Hampshire, USA
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I'm open to suggestions again if anybody has 'em. I think I'll give bluemaemo a try, at least until I find a permanent solution.
By the time I catch up, You'll all have moved on.