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hello, does someone have a clue on how to make a receiver for xp deus headphones (only a simple schematic to insert inside headphones with volume..). i have only remote and coil(more cheaper than full package) and sometime i use wired headphones. thanks
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A few people on the U.K forums have been talking about these Steepletone 'phones, at a very low price.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Steepleton...-/111828091416
They have very low latency (sub - 50msec) and work well, it seems, apart from the short battery life, which is easily remedied with a larger capacity battery pack.It sound like you know what you're doing with a soldering iron, so the modifications should be no problem.
The simplest solution is of course stay with wired 'phones. -
The XP wired backphones or other type of Headphones with Volume and then the XP DEUS control unit in a Iphone / smartphone arm holder... This is a semi wireless solution not so bad. ����Comment
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Good choice. This product, for example:
https://www.detector-distribution.co...s-armband.htmlComment
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the arm band can be a solution, but why to implement to a wireless detector an extra wireless
) (Steepletone 'phones) . this can be good for wired detectors. i'm not smart enough to understand how it works just seeing the pcb inside the remote .. i asume that is fixed frequency transmitter/receiver... apart from all the adjustments you can do from the mojo(original wireless headphones) thankyou for your answers. maybe someone will open our eyes.
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If you would read some XP Deus threads.. Then you properly will notice that none had succes making Headphones similar XP Deus Stock WS 4 or WS 5. (Your are properly not the first owner, with the idea to make some XP Deus wireless Headphones)
Armband solution and some Headphones (32 ohm) with Volume is the option I would say, "next best after WS 4 or WS 5".
The wired backphones XP makes, less than 20£, will do a good job. (Not only at the Deus, but at many other detector brands)Comment
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