RFI Sound player/recording.

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Subject:	RFI Sound player/recording.
From:	Ian May <>
Date:	Sun, 10 Nov 2002 10:02:57 +1030

g'Day all



Bob Inglis's recent notes on digital cameras were invaluable and
gave me some understanding of a subject that was previously most
confusing.   For us with an interest in natural history and a
limited knowledge of electronic technology, I hope someone will
undertake a similar project about sound player/recording
equipment.

What are the advantage/disadvantage of mp3 players compared to
other systems.   Wishing to buy a portable sound unit suitable
for birding field use, are there any recommendations?



Regards


Ian May
Penfield SA

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