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Hbot37

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Hopefully someone here can help me out here. I have a Nokta Legend and currently use the Bluetooth headphones that came with it. My question is whether using traditional corded headphones would use less battery power over the course of a day? I'm sure it would be a somewhat minimal difference but who knows. I really have no desire to add weight with the extra battery. Also still looking for some waterproof Bluetooth headphones if anyone has any suggestions.
 

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Yes, wired headphones will definitely save battery power, just remember to turn off bluetooth in settings so it's not 'looking' for a device to link with.
Bluetooth won't work through water, so there's really no point in waterproof BT headphones. That's why you can't find them.

For water hunting I use JVC waterproof over-the-ear buds ($13 on fleabay) with the plug cut off and replaced with a waterproof M12 connector (also $13 on fleabay).

I included the pinout for the connector if you need it.
 

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Yes, wired headphones will definitely save battery power, just remember to turn off bluetooth in settings so it's not 'looking' for a device to link with.
Bluetooth won't work through water, so there's really no point in waterproof BT headphones. That's why you can't find them.

For water hunting I use JVC waterproof over-the-ear buds ($13 on fleabay) with the plug cut off and replaced with a waterproof M12 connector (also $13 on fleabay).

I included the pinout for the connector if you need it.
Thanks for the info thats super useful! And I had no idea bluetooth didnt work through water.
 

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