Post by thruxton on Jul 10, 2022 11:38:13 GMT
Hello all.
I’m old, very old, and quite hard of hearing …. WTF did you say?
Here is the problem.
My 2006 NC 2.0lt Sport has no in car satnav.
So I plug in my TomTom, new last year, which works fine in my other car, not a soft top.
Two things.
1. I can hear a bloody thing from it.
2. It’s crap in the sunlight so I can barely see it also.
Ok, so I turn to my I-phone mini 13, 9 months old.
I can see it, but I still can’t hear it very well.
Questions.
Is there a way for me to Bluetooth it to a device I can shove in my ear which will let me hear the Google Maps directions?
Or.
Do I have to buy a satnav to somehow work with or replace my Bose sound system.
This has a 6 CD unit which I very much want to keep.
Ive just git into CD’s from using my wind up gramophone.
Any help, with the above, nothing else thank you, will be much appreciated.
Regards.
Rich.
I’m old, very old, and quite hard of hearing …. WTF did you say?
Here is the problem.
My 2006 NC 2.0lt Sport has no in car satnav.
So I plug in my TomTom, new last year, which works fine in my other car, not a soft top.
Two things.
1. I can hear a bloody thing from it.
2. It’s crap in the sunlight so I can barely see it also.
Ok, so I turn to my I-phone mini 13, 9 months old.
I can see it, but I still can’t hear it very well.
Questions.
Is there a way for me to Bluetooth it to a device I can shove in my ear which will let me hear the Google Maps directions?
Or.
Do I have to buy a satnav to somehow work with or replace my Bose sound system.
This has a 6 CD unit which I very much want to keep.
Ive just git into CD’s from using my wind up gramophone.
Any help, with the above, nothing else thank you, will be much appreciated.
Regards.
Rich.
) and you can listen to music at a lower volume, also saving your hearing.
and need to keep your ear canals open, look at the AfterShokz (might just be Shokz now) Bone Conduction headphones. (Avoid chinese copies as they seem to be extremely variable in quality LoL.) It is weird how they work, but they leave your ears open to hear normally. I use them for work calls at home sometimes so I can keep an ear out for other people in the house.
le sigh