Going Wireless!

[G. I. Digger]

I have a At-Pro and was thinking of going wireless but need some advice. Does anyone have any experience going wireless with an AT? My concern is if there is any signal loss or distortion. I don't want to have a false sense of security thinking that I am hearing everything the detector is sending but losing signals in the wireless setup.

 

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[Auriemma]

Everything I have read says go with an FM system, very low lag time. Most Bluetooth wireless systems have too much lag to be useful.

For me... I'll stick with corded headphones.

 

[ctdigger01]

G.I. Digger I have an AT Pro with wireless and works great.
Tao Tronics Sending/receiving unit low latencie Amazon $28.00 Garrett extension for headphones $38 reducer plug $14 good wireless headphones $10 Odd Lots Store.

 

[Dr. Witty]

I have a set of Rappo 6020 Bluetooth headphones that work great with my AT Pro, but terrible with my Makro Racer 2. There's no noticeable lag and they last for about 6 hours for on a charge. You'll need the AT pro adaptor cord so that you can plug the dongle in to it. You should be able to find them on E-bay. I got mine for 20 dollars.