Transmitter Microphone
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Canine Twitter
There is no question that in the world of social networking Twitter and Facebook hot sites. People of all ages, all walks of life, and all over the world are Tweeting. In this age, it seems like you are virtually nonexistent if you aren't a member of some sort of social network. Most are permanent residents of more than one. And numerous individuals from high school students to Internet marketing professionals have used and abused the freedom of the sites.
However, Twitter is not only for bipeds like us anymore. Your canine best friend now has the chance to tweet updates to his canine and human friends. Yes, your dog can be popular in Twitter! The Canine Twitter device makes this possible.
The Canine Twitter device has two parts. One of these is attached to your dog’s collar; the other one is attached to your computer via a USB port. The part attached to your dog’s collar contains a microphone and a motion sensor, and the part attached to your computer has an antenna for receiving signals from the collar transmitter.
One of the weird gadgets we have found. The transmitter tag attached to your dog’s collar records sound and motion. It then sends this information to the USB receiver, which you plugged into your computer. Wolver has to be within a hundred feet from your computer for the transmission to be successful. Next, the software interprets the information received and matches it with the most appropriate doggy-speak tweet among the five hundred preloaded messages. After that, the program sends the update to Twitter using the account you set up for Wolver.
Give your dog a chance to be heard with this innovative Canine Twitter Device. When you log into your Twitter account, you just might find your furry friend saying, “I need Wolver snacks.”
How to fix a wireless mic system that has a very short range?
We have two of Samson SW55VSCS Stage 55 VHF Wireless Headset System with SE10TM Microphone. I bought them off of zzounds.
These are having a major issue with distance. When the transmitter and the receiver are only about 20 feet apart, it starts to have static popping noise. This only happens when we walk away from the receiver. When we get closer to the receiver, it stops happening. I was wondering if there's anything we could do to fix this.
Help!
[1] Avoid any large piece metal object between transmitter and receiver.
[2] Use fresh battery, not the rechargeable cell because voltage is lower.
[3] Pour out full length antenna and adjust its position to reach its maximum range. Put the antenna as high as possible to avoid body blocking the signal.
My first electrical project - FM Transmitter Microphone
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