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* Amplify handheld meter buzzer sound level.mike daniels
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Subject: Amplify handheld meter buzzer sound level.
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We have a meter that measures RF field strength. It has a threshold setting that beeps a buzzer when the peek field strength gets above a certain level.

The issue is the beep it somewhat soft. In a quiet room with normal hearing, it is easily audible. Unfortunately the tech has some hearing loss and the room is not always totally quiet (electronic fans running).

I'm thinking there is a little condenser mike I can tape to the device to amplify the beeping sound. The meter is hung on the wall and is on 24/7 so it will not be touched or bumped during operation. (external noises not amplified) Ideally it would only be sensitive to the beep frequency range but a filter may be in order to make that happen i'm sure.

A alternative is to light/blink a large easily seeable (at least 1") LED

I could design and build something but don't have the spare time now. Something off the shelf from Amazon, ebay, or equivalent would be preferred.

Appreciate any suggestions.

thanks

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On Tuesday, June 8, 2021 at 6:53:59 AM UTC-5, dmcous...@gmail.com wrote:
> We have a meter that measures RF field strength. It has a threshold setting that beeps a buzzer when the peek field strength gets above a certain level.
>
> The issue is the beep it somewhat soft. In a quiet room with normal hearing, it is easily audible. Unfortunately the tech has some hearing loss and the room is not always totally quiet (electronic fans running).
>
>
> I'm thinking there is a little condenser mike I can tape to the device to amplify the beeping sound. The meter is hung on the wall and is on 24/7 so it will not be touched or bumped during operation. (external noises not amplified) Ideally it would only be sensitive to the beep frequency range but a filter may be in order to make that happen i'm sure.
>
> A alternative is to light/blink a large easily seeable (at least 1") LED
>
> I could design and build something but don't have the spare time now. Something off the shelf from Amazon, ebay, or equivalent would be preferred.
>
> Appreciate any suggestions.
>
> thanks

Would wireless headsets like motorcyclists use be of any use?

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In article <dbc6f751-84ad-45ad-a83c-a51f5dba4657n@googlegroups.com>,
mike daniels <dmcousin2000@gmail.com> wrote:

>A alternative is to light/blink a large easily seeable (at least 1") LED

Commercial fire alarm annunciators often include a strobe light, for
this very reason.

https://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/led-hideaway-strobe-lights/led-hideaway-strobe-lights-mini-emergency-vehicle-led-warning-lights/1905/ might do the trick.

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In article <dbc6f751-84ad-45ad-a83c-a51f5dba4657n@googlegroups.com>,
mike daniels <dmcousin2000@gmail.com> wrote:
>We have a meter that measures RF field strength. It has a threshold
>setting that beeps a buzzer when the peek field strength gets above a
>certain level.
>
>The issue is the beep it somewhat soft. In a quiet room with normal
>hearing, it is easily audible. Unfortunately the tech has some hearing
>loss and the room is not always totally quiet (electronic fans running).
>
>
>I'm thinking there is a little condenser mike I can tape to the device
>to amplify the beeping sound. The meter is hung on the wall and is
>on 24/7 so it will not be touched or bumped during operation. (external
>noises not amplified) Ideally it would only be sensitive to the beep
>frequency range but a filter may be in order to make that happen i'm
>sure.
>
>A alternative is to light/blink a large easily seeable (at least 1") LED
>
>I could design and build something but don't have the spare time now.
>Something off the shelf from Amazon, ebay, or equivalent would be
>preferred.
>
>Appreciate any suggestions.

Just mount the meter on a sound board like from on old piano.

>
>thanks
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On 2021-06-08, mike daniels <dmcousin2000@gmail.com> wrote:
> We have a meter that measures RF field strength. It has a threshold setting that beeps a buzzer when the peek field strength gets above a certain level.
>
> The issue is the beep it somewhat soft. In a quiet room with normal hearing, it is easily audible. Unfortunately the tech has some hearing loss and the room is not always totally quiet (electronic fans running).
>
>
> I'm thinking there is a little condenser mike I can tape to the device to amplify the beeping sound. The meter is hung on the wall and is on 24/7 so it will not be touched or bumped during operation. (external noises not amplified) Ideally it would only be sensitive to the beep frequency range but a filter may be in order to make that happen i'm sure.
>
> A alternative is to light/blink a large easily seeable (at least 1") LED
>
> I could design and build something but don't have the spare time now. Something off the shelf from Amazon, ebay, or equivalent would be preferred.
>
> Appreciate any suggestions.

off-the-shelf, hmm, you could try a record player as contact microphone and amplifier.

--
Jasen.

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 by: Mike Coon - Tue, 8 Jun 2021 21:11 UTC

In article <60bfc2e3$0$22712$e4fe514c@news.xs4all.nl>, albert@cherry.
says...
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> Just mount the meter on a sound board like from on old piano.

Or on a banjo, thus gaining two advantages at once...

Mike.

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 by: John Doe - Wed, 9 Jun 2021 00:37 UTC

<raises hand>

I KNOW, I KNOW!

Parallel a resistor with the output resistor.

That probably assumes incorrectly there is a resistor. Also assumes the output
can handle more current.

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 by: Michael Kellett - Wed, 9 Jun 2021 14:05 UTC

On 08/06/2021 12:53, mike daniels wrote:
> We have a meter that measures RF field strength. It has a threshold setting that beeps a buzzer when the peek field strength gets above a certain level.
>
> The issue is the beep it somewhat soft. In a quiet room with normal hearing, it is easily audible. Unfortunately the tech has some hearing loss and the room is not always totally quiet (electronic fans running).
>
>
> I'm thinking there is a little condenser mike I can tape to the device to amplify the beeping sound. The meter is hung on the wall and is on 24/7 so it will not be touched or bumped during operation. (external noises not amplified) Ideally it would only be sensitive to the beep frequency range but a filter may be in order to make that happen i'm sure.
>
> A alternative is to light/blink a large easily seeable (at least 1") LED
>
> I could design and build something but don't have the spare time now. Something off the shelf from Amazon, ebay, or equivalent would be preferred.
>
> Appreciate any suggestions.
>
> thanks
>

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wireless-Amplifier-Rechargeable-Microphone-Waistband-UK/dp/B07XRJKBBR/ref=sr_1_36?dchild=1&keywords=voice+amplifier&qid=1623246984&sr=8-36

Amazon and others have lots of types of these.

This one is £5.24 in the UK.
If you hunt you might find one with a mains psu built in.

MK

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